What are the primary challenges in creating ultra-fast lasers and how do they relate to the properties of light?

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Types of input and output devices

Input-output devices help in the functioning of a computer. An input device lets the user enter data into a computer. Common types of input devices are mouse, keyboard, joystick, and microphone.