Computer input devices.

R A Tuttle

PubMed · 10280580

Computer input devices.

Abstract

Although some computer input devices have been in use for decades, claims of new devices are announced almost daily. This overview of historic, current, and future device technologies addresses the issue of what is truly new.

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R A Tuttle. Computer input devices.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10280580/

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