Drivers - Input
Input by Company |
- A4 Tech Co Ltd
- Alps Electric Co Ltd
- Alps Electric Inc
- Altec Lansing Technologies
- American Power Conversion
- Behavior Tech Computer Corp
- Belkin Components
- Benq Corp
- Cherry GmbH
- Chic Technology Corp
- Chicony Electronics Co Ltd
- Chuntex (CTX)
- Conexant Inc (Was: Globespan, ICompression Inc)
- Conexant Systems
- Cypress Semiconductor Corp
- Dell Computer Corp
- Dexin Corp Ltd
- EIZO Corp
- Elo TouchSystems
- Gateway Inc
- Genesys Logic Inc
- Hauppauge Computer Works Inc
- Hewlett Packard
- IBM
- IBM Corp
- Itac Systems Inc
- Jing-Mold Enterprise Co Ltd
- Kensington
- KeyTronic Corp
- KYE Systems Corp (Mouse Systems)
- Labtec Inc
- LG Electronics USA Inc
- Lite-On Technology Corp
- Logitech Inc
- Maxi Switch Inc
- MGE UPS Systems
- Microsoft Corp
- MicroTouch Systems Inc
- Mitsubishi Electronics America Inc
- Mitsumi
- Monterey International Corp
- NEC
- NMB Technologies Corp
- Nokia Display Products
- Ortek Technology Inc
- Philips
- Philips Semiconductors
- Primax Electronics Ltd
- Qtronix Corp
- Samsung
- Sejin Electron Inc
- Siam United Hi-Tech
- Siemens Telecommunications Systems Ltd
- Silitek Corp
- Solid Year (?)
- Sony Corporation
- Sun Microsystems Inc
- Synaptics
- Synaptics Inc
- ThrustMaster Inc
- Toshiba
- Trident Microsystems
- Yamaha Corp
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Input Information
An input device is a hardware mechanism that transforms information in the external world for consumption by a computer. Often, input devices are under direct control by a human user, who uses them to communicate commands or other information to be processed by the computer, which may then transmit feedback to the user through an output device. Input and output devices together make up the hardware interface between a computer and the user or external world. Typical examples of input devices include keyboards and mice. However, there are others which provide many more degrees of freedom. In general, any sensor which monitors, scans for and accepts information from the external world can be considered an input device, whether or not the information is under the direct control of a user.