Input Devices: barcode reader, camera, card reader, keyboard, microphone, mouse, palm reader, scanner, and sensor. Output Devices: actuator, barcode writer, disk drive, fax machine, monitor, motor, printer, and speaker.
Peripheral devices are hardware items that can be attached to a computer e.g. mouse, monitor, keyboard, printers, modems etc.
A hardware device (such as a video monitor, disk drive, printer, or CD-ROM) used with a computer and under the computer's control. SCSI peripherals are controlled through a SCSI host bus adapter.
Devices that communicate with the CPU but are not located directly on the motherboard, such as the monitor, floppy drive, printer, and mouse.
Devices employed in connection with telecommunications equipment or customer premises equipment to translate, enhance, or otherwise transform telecommunications into a form accessible to individuals with disabilities.
Hardware devices (such as keyboards or printers) which are physically separated from a computer but integral to its operations and under its control.
Attachments to telehealth systems that augment their communications or medical capabilities. Examples include: electronic stethoscopes, blood pressure monitors, oxygen saturation monitors, oto-/ophthalmo-scopes, dermascopes, graphic stands, and scanners.
hardware used with the computer for purposes other than processing the data itself, such as printers, tape and disk drives, and terminals
"Devices external to the CPU. For example, terminals, printers, and disk drives are common peripheral devices that are not part of the processor but are used in conjunction with it." Read More at Iso.port.ac.uk
Any computer device that is not an essential component of the computer but is attached to and a working component of a computer.
A "plug-in" device that is not built in to the computer, such as printers, scanners, and keyboards.
