As a computer technician, you must be familiar with a wide range of Input/Output (I/O) devices including; keyboards, mice, monitors, biometric devices, projectors, cameras, and video or graphics cards. Before you can attach any of these to a computer syst

As a computer technician, you must be familiar with a wide range of Input/Output (I/O) devices including; keyboards, mice, monitors, biometric devices, projectors, cameras, and video or graphics cards. Before you can attach any of these to a computer syst
As a computer technician, you must be familiar with a wide range of Input/Output (I/O) devices including; keyboards, mice, monitors, biometric devices, projectors, cameras, and video or graphics cards. Before you can attach any of these to a computer system, you must first research which I/O devices and expansion cards are best suited for your computer’s configuration.
Compare three input devices and three output devices. Criteria to address includes, but is not limited to:
Expansion card type
Specific system requirements
Challenges with configuration
Firmware updates
Connection type
Display this information in one of the following ways:
Option 1: An infographic.
Option 2: A 5- to 7-slide presentation with detailed speaker notes.
Option 3: A detailed chart.