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old/new mouse port 6pin F |
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Plug N Play, Most common port on newer computers. |
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used to plug in old Dial-up modems 9pin male (seagreen) |
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Used to connect computer to old printers. 25pin F (hot pink) |
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Used to connect Computer to high speed internet router. 8wire |
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Used to connect your computer to Dial-up by use of your phone jack or serial port |
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Blue, used to connect audio input devices and recording devices to the computer |
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Green, connects speakers, headphones, or any other type of audio output device to your computer |
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Pink, used to plug in a microphone |
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Used to transport Camcorder video quickly, used by apple before it was dropped. |
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Used to connect Digital monitors to your computer |
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Processor, stands for central proccessing unit. Controls the operations of the computer and the order of which they are done. |
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Random-access-memory, Used to run active programs. Volatile |
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Harddrive, used for storage. Magnetic |
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Solid state drive, Used for very fast storage. No moving parts in either. |
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Used for CDs DVDs and Blu-ray DVDs. Is read by a laser. |
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Read only memory. Used to run the operating system during boot-up |
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