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Many of us use tablets and mobile phones
every day, and we use our fingers
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to manipulate and select things
that might be on the screen.
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But there are other ways to provide
input into these devices.
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And one of these methods
is through the use of a touch pen.
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This is a touch screen pen.
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You might see this referred to as a touch
screen stylus or a capacitive stylus.
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It allows you to manipulate and activate
the interface on these devices
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without physically
touching the screen with your hand.
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If you'd like to take notes by hand
or you'd like to sign your name
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on the screen, you might want to use
one of these touch pens.
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Since we're used to using a pen or a
pencil to perform many of these functions,
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it simply emulates that same process on
something like a phone or a tablet.
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This also makes it a little bit easier
to see what's on the screen,
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because your hand has been moved away
from the screen itself.
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So if you need to perform very precise
functions or be able to do something
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very specific on the screen,
you may want to try using a touch pen.
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If you're an artist or someone
who wants to perform more precise
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work on a tablet, you may want to try
using an active stylus.
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Sometimes you'll hear this referred
to as a digital stylus, and this does
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provide you with more functionality
and more precise usability.
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That's something
like a capacitive touch pen.
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The stylus is able to communicate
independently with the device that's
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being used, even if those two devices
are not touching each other.
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When you do touch the pen to the device,
the pen can recognize how much pressure
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you're using on the screen
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and can change what you're displaying
on the screen as you're writing.
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This can also include
different buttons along the device,
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so that you can tap, double tap,
or perform other functions
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by clicking a button on the pen
rather than touching the screen itself.
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Unlike a capacitive stylus,
which can be used on
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any capacitive touchscreen across
many different manufacturers,
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an active stylus is commonly associated
with a certain group of devices.
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For example,
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if you're using an Apple iPad,
you would need to use Apple's own pencil
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to be able to interact with that device
using their active stylus.
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Here's
a better view of this active stylus.
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You can see
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as the user is writing on the screen,
and they apply a little more pressure.
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Then you can see that
the difference in the line width changes.
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This is a much more natural
and a much more common way to interact
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with the devices that emulates what
we're already doing in the physical world.
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With pen and paper.
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But what
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if you're using a computer
that doesn't have any type of capacitive
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display, or any type of active touchscreen
that you can interact with?
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In those cases, you can add a touch screen
capability with an external drawing pad.
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This takes an active stylus,
which you've already seen and combines
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that with an external digitizer
that you then connect to the computer.
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This gives you that same precise
input as an active stylus,
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but allows you to use it
across many different systems.
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So if you're using different
operating systems, or you would like
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to have the same type of precise
input on your computer
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as you might have on your mobile phone
or your tablet,
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you may want to include an external
drawing pad with an active stylus.
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If you own a laptop, you may
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notice that the laptop doesn't have
any external mouse that comes with it.
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Instead, the mouse functionality
is built into a trackpad
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that's commonly on the device itself.
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This is very useful
when you're working on the road,
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and there's limited space in an airport
or on a plane,
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and you would just like to be able
to move things
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around the screen and interact
with a number of different presses.
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You can use the built in trackpad
on your device to accomplish that.
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You can also take that same functionality
you're using on your laptop
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and bring it to a desktop system
with an external trackpad.
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These are usually battery powered
and connect to your system over Bluetooth,
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making for a very simple connection and
one that you can use on almost any system.
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This allows you the same functionality
you might commonly have on your laptop,
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but even allows an extension
of those functions to include multiple
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finger presses.
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And you can customize exactly the way
this trackpad works on your system.
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If you're using the keyboard on a laptop,
you may find
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that sometimes
you inadvertently move the cursor
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or click a mouse button
because you accidentally hit the trackpad.
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On some laptops,
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you're able to disable the trackpad
through the built in function keys.
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This would allow you to still continue
to use the keyboard, but would disable
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any of those inadvertent
key presses on the trackpad itself.
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If you've
done a lot of work on your computer
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with audio and video, or you've been using
a mobile phone to communicate,
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you may be using a headset
to make the process a little bit easier.
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These can sometimes be wired headsets
that connect via USB to your device,
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or they might have a 3.5mm
to press connection.
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That stands for Tip Ring Ring Sleeve.
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This is an analog audio
jack that takes the information
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you're talking into your microphone
or audio that you need to hear,
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and sends it through the copper connection
that's plugged into this device.
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If you're an Apple user,
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you may not have the option of a USB
or 3.5mm audio connection.
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Instead,
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you may be able to use the lightning port
that's built into that iPhone or iPad.
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And of course, if you don't want any wires
connecting your headset,
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you may be able to use a Bluetooth headset
and connect to your device wirelessly.
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I mentioned that 3.5mm audio
jack is often used to connect,
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and it is a TR press connection.
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It stands for the tip
ring, ring, and sleeve connection
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that is able to separate
all of the signals
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that you need to be able to both listen
to the audio and talk into the microphone
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for both input and output to that device.
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And if you're using an Apple device,
you may want to use a wired
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headset with a lightning connector,
or use something like a Bluetooth,
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where you can get rid of all of the wires
and connect wirelessly to your device.
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One of the challenges with our mobile
phones and tablets
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is that the speakers inside of
those devices are very, very small.
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So if you like better sound
from your mobile devices,
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you may want to use
a set of external speakers.
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These are usually battery powered
and connect to your device over
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a Bluetooth wireless connection,
and allow you to have a much better sound.
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Because the speakers inside of this device
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are obviously much larger
than the speakers in your mobile device.
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And with the wireless and battery
powered functionality,
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this is also a very portable option
for listening to your favorite music.
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If you're watching this video on a laptop,
a tablet, or a mobile phone,
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you may notice at the top of that
device is a camera or a webcam.
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The use of these cameras
has changed over time, and these days
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we're using them extensively
for multimedia and video communication.
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If you're someone who
takes your laptop back and forth between
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the office and home, you may notice
that you are constantly plugging
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and unplugging cables whenever you arrive
at one of those locations.
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One way to minimize all of this
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plugging and unplugging of cables
is to use a docking station.
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The docking station stays in place
at your office or your home,
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and you would simply need to remove
the laptop from the docking station,
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move it to the other location, and
place it into the other docking station.
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All of the other devices you use, such
as printers, keyboards, mice, and displays
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all plug in to the docking station
so you don't constantly have to plug
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and unplug different devices
depending on where you happen to be.
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Some docking stations can even support
additional adapter cards,
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so if you wanted to extend the hardware
functionality of your laptop,
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you may want to look into a
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docking station that provides
those additional capabilities as well.
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Here's an office that has a screen,
a phone, a keyboard, a mouse,
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and you can see there's
a docking station to the side
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that has a proprietary connector where
you place the laptop right on the top.
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It makes the connection.
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And now you're able to use
all of these external devices.
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This docking station
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looks like it's large enough
to also support additional adapter cards,
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which means we could even extend
the functionality of our laptop.
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If you like a simpler form of connecting
and disconnecting
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your laptop, you may want to use something
like a port replicator.
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This is very similar to a docking station,
but you connect to this port replicator,
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usually through a USB connection
that's on the replicator itself.
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These are also usually very small
and don't support the ability
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to add an adapter card
into the port replicator,
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but this does speed the process
of connecting and disconnecting,
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especially when you're trying to get
that laptop from one place to the other.
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You would simply connect over USB,
and you would have all of these
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other ports on the port replicator
available for use while you're connected.
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