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Alphabet Keys: Alphabet keys include letters of the alphabets
                            generally laid out in the same pattern as that of the typewriter. They
                            comprise the alphabets Aa - Zz.
                            Numeric Keys: Numeric Keys are handy for entering numbers
                            quickly. The keys are grouped together in a block like a conventional
                            calculator, which is named Numeric Keypad. It comprises the

                            numbers, 0 - 9.

               Mouse

               The mouse is a handheld pointing device that allows you to control the actions

               of the cursor. It is a funny looking object that frankly looks like a real mouse.
               Originally, computers came with keyboard without mouse. But in 1988, Dong
               Engelhardt invented the mouse.

               Types of Mice
                          The Standard Mouse: The standard mouse has two buttons, namely,
                          left click and right click buttons and a roller ball on the underside.
                          Others have additional button called the Scroll Wheel for scrolling
                          through pages and menus. Standard Mouse is also called Mechanical

                          Mouse.
                          Optical Mouse: Optical mouse is one of the latest innovations which
                          operate by using an infrared sensor. You can identify an optical mouse
                          by the tell-tale red glow emanating from its underside.
                          Cordless mouse: A cordless mouse, also called a wireless mouse, is a
                          mouse that connects to a computer without the use of wires. Instead, the

                          mouse uses wireless technologies, like Bluetooth or infrared radio
                          waves. Usually, a USB receiver is plugged into the computer and
                          receives signals from the cordless mouse. Cordless mice need batteries
                          to work.
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