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Motherboard I/O Connections

Written by Professor Messer
Sunday, 13 April 2008
All motherboards have input and output ports on the back, but what do all those connections mean? In this module, we’ll turn the PC around and show you exactly how each port works and how to instantly recognize the most common input and output connections. Add this page to your favorite Social Bookmarking websites
Last Updated ( Saturday, 10 May 2008 )

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jambon

Motherboard I/O Connections
May 10 2008 15:26:23

This thread discusses the Content article: Motherboard I/O Connections

Just wanted to let you know that you got the keyboard and mouse colors backwards. Purple is actually the keyboard and green in the mouse.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PS/2_connector

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james_messer

Re:Motherboard I/O Connections
May 10 2008 21:34:34

Good catch! I've corrected the video.

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BrotherBill

Re:Motherboard I/O Connections
May 11 2008 02:26:36

Sharp eye Jambon. I never even gave it a second thought.

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