A hardware device consisting of a number of mechanical buttons (keys) which the user presses to input characters to a computer.
A set of buttons that allows the user to control the computer or enter data. The keyboard is an essential input component without which most computers will not fully start up when turned on.
An input device based on the standard QWERTY typewriter configuration. Computer keyboards typically have more keys and features than typewriters, but work in much the same way.
Used to transmit information to computer; similar to keyboard of typewriter
Typewriter-like computer input device.
Where I hang my keys. The standard way to generate computer errors.
the typewriter like input device attached to the computer.
One way to communicate with the computer. It looks like the keyboard on a typewriter, but programmers can make the keys do anything they want them to.
Not the musical kind. Several varieties, keys do all sorts of things you won't imagine from looking at them.
A hardware unit with a set of switches that resembles a typewriter keyboard and that conveys information from a user to a computer or data communications circuit.
As the name implies, a keyboard is basically a board of keys. Along with the ...
input device that resembles a typewriter keyboard
A required peripheral with an array of keys (buttons) used to enter alphanumeric data into the computer. Some keyboards are wireless, this means that they communicate with the computer over radio or infrared instead of through a cord from the keyboard to the computer. Most keyboards these days have "shortcut" buttons which perform frequently used and common functions, such as opening a web browser or adjusting the audio volume.
An input device used to enter data by manual depression of keys, which causes the generation of the selected code element.
On a typing/printing device, the array of buttons which cause letters to be generated when pushed.
A series of switches, arranged like a typewriter, to send information or commands to a computer.
A peripheral device used with a personal computer which allows data entry similar to a typewriter.
An input device used to submit data to the computer.
A device used for key data entry.
A common piece of equipment for inputting information into a computer. It can also be used to navigate programs and websites. Keyboards for different languages differ significantly, and some even exist as "virtual" devices that are displayed on a screen.
1) Any musical instrument operated by pressing a key. 2) The control unit of a computer that incorporates typewriter-styled alphanumeric keys.
Device resembling a typewriter. Used for entering information into a computer.
The keyboard is a major input device for the computer. This is a part of the hardware.
system interface for communication. A group of numeric keys, alphabetic keys, or function keys used for entering information into a terminal and into the system. Usually patterned after the QWERTY keyboard layout. This term is derived from the sequence of the first six keys in the first row of alphabetic keys.
(1) Generic term describing a member of the keyboard instrument 'family': i.e., a piano, organ, harpsichord, clavichord, virginal, etc. (2) the arrangement of keys found on such instruments.
Item of hardware, rather like a typewriter, that enables you to type text/numbers/commands. Different countries have different keyboard configurations for language reasons, as do English and American keyboards (for no apparent reason). Small devices sometimes have a keyboard with less keys for
An input device that allows an individual to type letters, numbers, and special characters and send them to a computer. Many types of keyboards for people with disabilities are available, such as those featuring large keys, flat panels, one-handed layouts
In phototypesetting, the input mechanism which records onto paper or magnetic tape. It is usually separate from the typesetting unit. to top
Similar to a typewriter, contains the letters for typing text, and keys that give the computer its commands.
device consisting of a set of keys on a piano or organ or typewriter or typesetting machine or computer or the like
holder consisting of an arrangement of hooks on which keys or locks can be hung
a data entry or control device using a number of keys which are to be pressed by the fingers
a device for entering text into a computer
a device that you attach to your computer that enables you to input data by pressing one or more of its keys
a device used to encode data by key depression, which enters information into a system
a fairly simple device that allows you to enter text one letter at a time
a full-sized input device that folds to fit in your
a good, visible sign proving you've enhanced the computer that never really asks for upgrade or embellishment
a hardware object attached to the computer
a lot like a miniature computer
a lot of keys similar to the input keys
a matrix--each key sends a row signal and a column signal
a musical instrument similar to a piano
an electronic device, with sound coming out of speakers
an example of a manual data collection device for a computer system
an input device, and a monitor is an output device
an input device because we use it to type data and programs into the computer's memory
a one or two handed discrete multi-dimensional input device
a panel that contains some buttons with text and actionListeners
a peripheral, however, it's also a fairly essential part of a computer
a tool designed for the input of text and characters and the overall operation of the computer
a typewriter-like device that allows the user to type in text and commands to the computer
What you use to type in text or other data. Like the keyboard of a typewriter. (Do you know what a typewriter is?)
The primary input device for most computers, consisting of keys with letters of the alphabet, digits, punctuation marks, and function control keys.
What makes a keyboard comfortable is a matter of personal preference. Some people prefer a clicky keyboard, while others like a softer, quieter touch. Buying tip: if you use two computers, make sure that both have the Shift, Control, and cursor keys in the same place. (7/96)
A computer-type keyboard that allows a surveillance observer to input the camera number of his choice.
Device allowing the user to input text-based information
an electronic keyboard, attached to your computer for entering commands and text.
The primary input device that allows for typing.
On the keyboard each key is attached to a spring and a tiny electrical switch. When you press a key, the switch closes and sends a signal to the PC. In addition to the main characters, there is a row of 12 function keys along the top of the keyboard. These do different things according to the program you are using. The only standard is that F1 will normally display Help. If you hold down a key, the character appears once then, after a short delay, the character is repeated until you lift off the key
noun the alphanumeric keys or buttons used to input data [QWERTY = 1st 5 keys
A computer input device similar to the keyboard of a typewriter
The keyboard is the platform with the number and letter keys. It is attached to the tower or horizontal box that contains your hard drive.
The piece of hardware that has the keys, like a typewriter.
The default input device for a computer system. It has keys (usually just over 100) which are pressed to input characters to the computer system.
The equipment you use to type with and control a PC. You can use the keyboard to navigate around the screen. A lot of programmes, particularly access software, use key combinations as an alternative to using the mouse. This makes it easier for people who are blind or partially sighted to use a computer.
The device with which you enter information and commands to your computer via typing. It has a standard arrangement of characters designed for entering information quickly.
Device for Entering text manually into the computer system. English Keyboards are usuallu QWERTY type.
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A keyboard is what you use to type information. It is similar to the typewriter. Shortkeys on your keyboard help to speed you through programs and your operating system with tremendous ease. Standard keyboards have 104 keys. Some keyboards come with added features and buttons, and many are designed ergonomically for comfort.
Keyboards allow you to type and enter data into a computer. Similar to typewriter keyboards, but they feature more keys and additional functionality.
A peripheral used to input data by pressing keys
The typewriter-like input device for computer systems. QWERTY keyboards were designed in the 1800s to slow typists down to avoid jammed keys. Dvorak keyboards are not as popular but are laid out for speed. The keyboard for XT PCs had 84 keys. The keyboard for AT PCs also had 84 keys but included a numeric keypad on the side. The most popular is the PC enhanced keyboard which has 101 keys, including additional function keys, page up keys, etc. Newer PC keyboards may also have a pretty useless key with the MS Windows logo on it. The Mac has two keyboards: the standard keyboard and the more common extended keyboard which also has roughly 101 keys. There is a "command" key on the Mac keyboard which looks like a four leaf clover and is commonly used for keyboard shortcuts. Watch out! What works as the PC "backspace" key is called the "delete" key on Mac keyboards. What works as the PC "delete" key is called the "forward delete" key on the Mac keyboard. PC keyboards have an "alt" key but no "option" key. Mac keyboards have an "option" keys but no "alt" keys.
An input device consisting of various keys that allows the user to input data, control cursor and pointer locations, and control the dialog with the workstation.
An input device containing numerous keys, arranged in a configuration similar to that of a typewriter, that can be used to input letters, numbers, and other symbols.
Set of alphanumeric and functional keys as on a teletypewriter.
An input device with keys that is used for text and command entry.
Just like a typewriter keyboard, this device is the primary way of inputting data into many programs.
1) Any musical instrument controlled by pressing a key. 2) The part of the computer that has the keys.
Controls the operation of a computer, as well as allowing a user to type letters and numbers. The most popular type of keyboard is known as ‘QWERTYâ€(tm) due to the arrangement of its letter keys.
An input device with a set of keys used to enter information into a computer.
an input device having keys arranged like a typewriter as well as a numeric keypad and other special function keys.
The keyboard is used to type in information and operate the computer.
The piece of equipment on your desk that has buttons with all those pretty letters and numbers on them. When the buttons are pressed, the characters represented on the buttons magically appear on your monitor screen. In computer circles, this device is also called a Qwerty keyboard. Why, you ask? Look at the first line of buttons that have letters on them. The first six letters spell out: QWERTY. (And who said computer people can't be creative?)
an input device made up of buttons used to communicate with a computer.
A collective term to denote all the keys on a piano.
The primary input device for a computer containing alphanumeric and other keys which activate specific computer functions.
Usually refers to the synthesizer's piano-like keyboard for most musical applications, although it can also be a computer's keyboard.
This is another input device that is used to print letters of the alphabet on the screen. You cannot use your computer without a keyboard.
The main input device on most PCs. It consists of a "board" with a set of buttons on it that represent all the letters in the alphabet, the numbers 0 through...
Text input device that converts data into computer-readable format. Used in conjunction with a mouse.
An arrangement of typing and function keys laid out in a specified manner used for entering data.
interface: The input device that reminds your grandma of her old Smith-Corona typewriter. After the Mac Plus, all Macintosh keyboards have a numeric keypad. An enhanced, or extended keyboard has a row of function keys across the top in deference to fugitives from the blue planet. The time-honored key layout is called QWERTY, but some pioneering types use the more efficient DVORAK layout. Other developments include the curved Maltron keyboard, and a keyboard which separates into two parts so you can hold your hands more naturally. Advocates claim these last two help avoid the dreaded carpal tunnel syndrome.
An input device for PCs which contains all of the letters in the alphabet,the numbers 0 through 9, and special function keys. » To top of page» To top of page
The main tool to get information into the computer and the most common way to tell the computer what you want it to do. Most keyboards have the same arrangement of keys as a typical typewriter keyboard. Computer keyboards have additional keys that perform computer-specific functions.
Just like a typewriter keyboard, this device is the way of inputting data into the software that you will be operating.
the part of a piano or computer with letters and numbers which, when depressed, produce words
a device similar to a typewriter that is used to enter information and instructions into the computer. In addition to letter keys, most keyboards have number pads and function keys that make the computer software easier to use.
a device for inputing text and commands to a computer.
A computer input device fashioned after the QWERTY style typewriter keyboard. Several keys have been added over the years and now the standard computer keyboard contains 84 to 102 keys.
One of the main input devices used by computers, a PC's keyboard looks very similar to the keys of electric typewriters. Computer keybords, however, usually include extra keys such as the function keys, cursor keys, and a number pad. Back to the Top
A device (based on a typewriter) used to enter information into a computer.
Input device which allows the user to enter information into a computer Top Page
A computer keyboard contains rows of keys representing letters and numbers. On an English keyboard the first six keys in the top left-hand corner spell QWERTY.
The keyboard is the main device used for entering data into a computer or giving an instruction to the computer to do something specific.
The keyboard is a device for sending information to the computer and looks very similar to an electric typewriter.
An input device with alphabetic, numeric, and function keys, and more
like a small typewriter for your computer includes all they keys on a regular typewriter used for entering information and navigating programs on your computer
an assemblage of systematically arranged keys by which a machine or device is operated.
The main input device for most computers. You use the keyboard to type and to enter commands.
(1) A hardware input device consisting of an array of keys that the user presses in order to enter text into the computer. (2) For the Macintosh script management system, a keyboard-layout resource that provides for keyboard input in a given script system. In this sense, to change keyboards means to activate a different keyboard layout, rather than physically switching keyboards.
an input device used to enter information into a computer by striking keys that are labeled much like those on a typewriter.
The keyboard allows for the input of information to the computer. The newest keyboards are ergonomically designed to lessen fatigue among users. All computer functions can be controlled through the keyboard; this can be handy if your mouse breaks.
A common input device for entering data into a computer; similar to a typewriter.
The main input device on PCs, it consists of all the letters in the alphabet and the numbers 0 through 9. Usually, especially on computer keyboards, there are extra keys like cursor keys and function keys.
A common input device through which data and instructions may be typed into computer memory.
Input component of a computer system.
The device composed of keys that is used to enter data into a computer.
Input device for computer commands, text and numerical data. WWWebfx Home Page
(Clavier) : Main input organ on PCs. Generally composed of 102 multi-fonction keys : used in conjunction with the Upper Case, Ctrl and Alt keys, it provides more than 250 elementary commands.
The typewriter-like input device used to enter character information into the computer.
a common input device that allows you to communicate to a computer; includes letters, numbers, symbols, function keys, etc.
an input device that allows users to type in commands on a computer
Input device through which data can be input the PC.
The main input device for a computer that is similar to an electric typewriter keyboard, with a few extra keys for various computing functions.
A peripheral that inputs text.
On most computers, a keyboard is the primary text input device. (The mouse is also a primary input device but lacks the ability to easily transmit textual information.) The keyboard also contains certain standard function keys, such as the Escape key, tab and cursor movement keys, shift and control keys, and sometimes other manufacturer-customized keys. Go To Top
The thing you type on. It is not a computer. It is an input device used to put data in the computer. A keyboard requires the user to have an opposable thumb (a beak will work but not as well).
The main input devise for computers.
The piece of hardware that I used to create the text for this web page. QWERTY ring a bell, the top letters of the keyboard.
The part of a computer which you use to input data which is based on the traditional typewriter.
Where you hang the keys to the John Deere.
Any musical instrument controlled by pressing a key.-The part of the computer that has the keys. - Category: Computer (recording)
(n) A computer input device derived from the typewriter, where keys pressed communicate discrete commands to the computer. Although most often used to input the letters of the alphabet, most keyboards contain special character keys programmed by the user or the software to perform specialized tasks.
(2006-01-09) Chris Limb An input device consisting of a an array of keys representing letters, numbers and other symbols used for the manual entry of data into a computer system
n. A set of switches that resembles a typewriter keyboard and that conveys information from a user to a computer or data communications circuit. See also Alt key, Apple key, arrow key, Backspace key, Break key, Caps Lock key, character code, Clear key, Command key, control character, Control key, Delete key, Dvorak keyboard, End key, enhanced keyboard, Enter key, ergonomic keyboard, Escape key, function key, Help key, Home key, Insert key, keyboard buffer, keyboard controller, keyboard enhancer, keycap, key code, numeric keypad, Num Lock key, Option key, original Macintosh keyboard, Page Down key, Page Up key, Pause key, PC/XT keyboard, Power-on key, Print Screen key, QWERTY keyboard, Return key, scan code, Scroll Lock key, Shift key, Sys Req key, Tab key.
Input device that contains keys a user presses to enter data into the computer. 1.5, 5.4- connecting, 4.27 handheld computer, 5.17 injuries from, 11.31 notebook computer, 8.54
typically the primary means of text input for computer users. Most computer keyboards are arranged in the traditional QWERTY layout (see QWERTY). Older PC keyboards connect by a 5-pin DIN plug. Newer models use a PS/2 or USB connection. Specialized types, for example with bigger or smaller keys, or keyguards fitted, are available.
An input device used to type data and instructions into the computer.
A device used to enter data. It is similar to a typewriter keyboard, but has special function keys and a calculator-style keypad that doubles as directional arrow keys for cursor control.
The typewriter-like set of keys used to input data and control commands to the computer. Most keyboards use a QWERTY layout, and may also have a calculator-like numeric keypad off to one side, as wel ... more
The input device to input information directly into a typesetter, computer, workstation or, as a stand-alone unit, to record it on paper or magnetic tape.
An input device used to key programs and data into the computer's storage.