A pointing device is a hardware input tool that allows users to interact with a computer's graphical user interface (GUI) by moving a pointer or cursor on the screen. The most common example is the mouse, which detects two-dimensional motion relative to a surface and translates it into cursor movement. Other types include the touchpad, often found on laptops, which senses finger motion and gestures; the trackball, a stationary device with a movable ball for precise control; and the stylus, used with touchscreens or graphics tablets for drawing or handwriting input. In modern computing, pointing devices are essential for tasks like selecting text, clicking icons, navigating applications, and performing drag-and-drop actions. Their development has significantly improved the efficiency, precision, and ease of human-computer interaction.
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