Common Input devices

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 Following are some traditional Input devices commonly used today:

1) Mouse

2) Wheel Mouse

3) Trackball: A ball device that can be rotated from finger

4) Spaceball

5) Joystick

6) Data Gloves

7) Keyboard



Keyboard


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