Role of ports and connectors in computer system
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A port is a connector at the back or side of a computer where you plug in an external device such as a printer, keyboard, scanner, mouse, or modem. This connection allows instructions and data to flow between the computer and the device. These computer ports are also commonly referred to as the Input/Output ports (I/O ports).
Most Connectors are Polarized
Most connectors are polarized, permitting the cable to be plugged in only in one correct direction. The keyboard and mouse use "PS2" connectors which are color-coded: The purple connector is for the keyboard while the green connector is for the mouse.
Most Connectors are Polarized
Most connectors are polarized, permitting the cable to be plugged in only in one correct direction. The keyboard and mouse use "PS2" connectors which are color-coded: The purple connector is for the keyboard while the green connector is for the mouse.
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