The document discusses various input and output devices for computers. It describes keyboards, mice, scanners, light pens, and microphones as common input devices. Keyboards convert pressed keys into electronic signals representing input, while mice allow cursor movement on screen using light sensors. Light pens detect screen light to select menu options. Microphones record sound as computer files. The document also outlines visual display units, plotters, printers, and speakers as major output devices, describing how printers can be either impact-based or non-impact and how speakers produce sound from computer audio.