Output devices are peripherals that receive data from a computer and translate it into another form, such as audio, visual, or textual. Here are some examples of output devices:

• Monitor: displays all the icons, text, images, etc. over a screen.
• Printer: makes a hard copy of anything shown on the monitor.
• Projector: displays images or videos on a larger screen or wall.
• Headphones: produce audio output that can only be heard by the user.
• Speakers: produce audio output that can be heard by multiple people.
• GPS: provides location-based output.
• Braille reader: converts text into Braille for visually impaired users.
• Electronic screen: displays digital images or videos.
• Optical mark reader: reads marks made on paper and converts them into digital data.
• Plotter: draws vector graphics on paper.

Other examples of output devices include sound cards, speech-generating devices, TVs, and video cards.