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| Provides ports to allow a notebook to easily connect to a full-sized monitor, keyboard, AC power adapter, and other peripheral devices |
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| Most common pointing device on a notebook |
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| Use memory chips to hold data, have no moving parts, cost more, use less power, and are more rugged |
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| Allows wired or wireless network activity to power up a computer |
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| Input device that can be used to hand draw |
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| A computer designed to be portable |
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| Saves all work to the hard drive and powers down the system |
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| The primary input device for a laptop |
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| Works like a pencil on the tablet |
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| Mini PCI Express slots have ____ pins on the edge connector. |
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| Notebook computer cases tend to be similar to one another, and components in notebook systems tend to be interchangeable among manufacturers. |
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| A notebook drive is ____ inches wide. |
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| Notebook hard drives use either a SATA connector for a SATA drive or a(n) ____________________-pin IDE connector for an IDE drive. |
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| In ____ sleep, all work is saved to the hard drive, but the system still maintains a trickle of power. |
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| Most notebook manufacturers provide ____ software that can help you test components to determine which component needs replacing. |
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| A(n) ____ is an electrical device that changes DC to AC. |
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| A ____ station provides the same functions as a port replicator, but provides additional slots for adding secondary storage devices and expansion cards. |
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| In a notebook, replacing the motherboard probably means you’ll need to fully disassemble the entire notebook except the LCD assembly. |
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| A MicroDIMM that contains SDRAM has ____ pins. |
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| A(n) ____ is about the size of a credit card, but thicker. |
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