What does it mean that a keyboard is a "digital" device? It only creates digital characters. It is electronic. Its keys have only two possible states: "on" or "off". A keyboard is not digital device.

The correct answer is: Its keys have only two possible states: "on" or "off".<br /><br />When a keyboard is referred to as a "digital" device, it means that the keys on the keyboard are electronic switches that can be in one of two states: "on" or "off". When a key is pressed, it sends a signal to the computer indicating that the key is "on", and when the key is released, it sends a signal that the key is "off". This binary system of "on" and "off" is what makes a keyboard a digital device.