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A vast range of input, output and storage devices exist to cater for a vast range of situations in which they might be needed. OCR, the acronym for character recognition can be used with scans of documents and handwriting from flatbed scanners. Barcode scanners require line of sight to their targets, and measure the reflected back, although they're actually scanning the gaps between the bars rather than the bars themselves. If you want an input device capable of scanning a card while it's still in someone's wallet or pocket, you're looking for technology. Used in conjunction with scanners, such as fingerprint scanners, as a means of authenticating people they can make a site quite secure. Some input devices are more subtle such as those in which may have, for example, temperature and GPS built in.
In terms of output devices, most people are familiar with printers, but fewer people have used a , which entails a robotic arm holding a pen, highly useful for . For visual outputs, one measure of the quality of a screen is DPI, which stands for . A higher number is better, although too high and you've gone beyond the range of human perception. Another measure is the resolution, measured pixels wide by pixels high. Increasingly common is 4K resolution, which is 3840 x 2160. Screen size itself is another measure, and this is a measure of . Some devices are classified as hybrid, meaning they act simultaneously as both an input and an output device. Included among these are and some .
Storage devices are also quite varied, although magnetic remains popular due to its relatively low cost. A magnetic drive contains a series of double-sided disks called , which rotate, and a read/write , whose job is to load and save data to the disk.