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Describe the usage of a standard computer terminal in terms of its keyboard for input and screen for output.

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computer science

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  1. The keyboard of a terminal has 10 keypads, and the screen is 120 columns by 40 lines.
  2. A standard terminal does not have a physical keyboard; input is done via voice commands, and the screen is 3D holographic.
  3. The screen of a terminal can only be monochrome.
  4. A typical keyboard of a terminal consists of about 100 keys and the screen typically is 80 columns by 24 lines. Keyboards come in three types: PC, ASCII and ANSI keyboards. The screen may be monochrome or color.
  5. Keyboards come in two types: PC and ASCII keyboards.
  6. The keyboard of a terminal consists of 50 keys and the screen is 60 columns by 30 lines.
  7. Terminals typically use a mouse for input and a projector for output.
  8. A standard terminal's keyboard is made up of 200 keys, and the screen has a resolution of 1920x1080 pixels.
  9. The terminal has a virtual keyboard displayed on the screen, and the screen is touch-sensitive.
  10. The keyboard for a terminal has only alphabetic keys, while the screen displays in high-definition color.

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