Technically it's neither as it's just a shell that houses the devices. However, if you just mean the computer as a whole, then it is of course both because it's made up of input and output devices.
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A computer tower is neither an input nor an output device. It is the central processing unit (CPU) of a computer system that houses the motherboard, processor, memory, and other internal components. Input devices are used to provide data to the computer, such as keyboards and mice, while output devices display or produce results, such as monitors and printers. The computer tower processes the data received from input devices and sends the results to output devices for display or printing.
No, a computer tower is just an inert collection of steel, aluminum, and plastic parts that provides an enclosure and structural support for the various active electronic hardware (e.g. CPU, memory, input, output, power supply and distribution) that does the work of the computer.
Neither.
It is the chassis that the computer components are mounted in, its only functions are to provide mechanical support for those components and adequate ventilation for their proper cooling.
The basic element are:MonitorPeripherals KeyboardMouseSpeakersThe Tower The MotherboardThe CPU (Central Processing Unit)RAM (Memory)Hard Drive (Main Storage Device)CD or DVD DriveOther (Card Reader, Optional Sound Card, etc)
RS-232 is a Recommeded Standard (RS) for serial communications. It can be both input and output, or just one or the other. There are RS-232 devices called DCE (for Data Communications Equipment) like a printer, modem, mouse, joystick, monitor. There are RS-232 devices called DTE (for Data Terminal Equipment) like a notebook computer or tower. Two computers may talk to each other over an RS-232 link. The "boss" computer would be the DTE; the "slave" computer would be the DCE. {In practice, nobody really uses RS-232 for intra-computer linking in home or office, but it might be used for fairly long connections on, say, an antenna farm if fiber optics is unaffordable.}
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A tower fan is a fan that sits in a computer tower and serves as the main cooling mechanism. The computer tower is the main box of the computer that houses the motherboard, hard disks, CD drives, and other internal components of the computer. When operating, computers can generate a lot of heat, so it is important to keep the components cool for better performance and longer life.
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