Definition
Definition of input/output - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
computersTECH. movement of data between a computer and other devicesTECH.
- Input/output is essential for computer communication.
- The server's input/output slowed under heavy traffic.
- The router logged all input/output activity overnight.
Expressions with input/output
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manages data exchange between computer and peripherals
The input/output processor handles data from the keyboard.
data transfer system with regular timing intervals
The device uses isosynchronous serial input/output for video streaming.
Origin of input/output
English, input (put in) + output (put out)
Terms with input/output included in their meaning
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abr: Basic Input/Output System
software that helps computers start and manage hardware
abr: Audio Stream Input/Output
technology for fast audio data transfer in computers
abr: Distributed Input/Output
system that manages input and output across computers
abr: input/output
process of sending data into and out of a computer
abr: Input/Output Processor
computer part that manages data going in and out
embedded systems
processor with memory and input/output on one chip
abr: Programmed Input/Output
method for transferring data between computer and device
computer terminal
device for direct computer data input/output
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- French:entrée/sortie, ...
- German:Eingabe/Ausgabe, ...
- Italian:input/output, ...
- Spanish:entrada/salida, ...
- Portuguese:entrada/saída, ...
- Chinese:输入/输出, ...
- Japanese:入出力, ...
- Arabic:إِدْخال/إِخْراج, ...
- Hebrew:קֶלֶט/פֶּלֶט, ...
- Russian:ввод/вывод, ...
- Ukrainian:вхід/вихід, ...
- Hindi:इनपुट/आउटपुट, ...
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