Computer and Laptop Ports | Uses and Functions | Types of Ports and Connectors | Explained | Part-1.

Computer and Laptop Ports | Uses and Functions | Types of Ports and Connectors | Explained | Part-1.
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[@adeolasobowale7895]

I needed to learn about port connections, and yours delivered excellent visual examples. Thank you!

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[@webza77]

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[@PendelSteven]

9:49 That;'s 15 A at 250 volt. Not or. In fact, you can calculate how many watts you will use when fully in use: 15 x 250 = 1500 watt.
Hence there is a limit to the amount of watts in a power supply.
Which is also why makers of hardware need to keep their equipment under certain wattages.

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Like an ATM

[@giancarlocongi]

i have a question about vga do all laptops from 1998 to 2001support VGA TV out

[@PendelSteven]

5:10 Incorrect!
2.0 is 480 Mbit/s
3.0 - more known as USB 5 Gbps currently - is 5 Gbit/s (or >5100 Mbit/s)
3.1 - more known as USB 10 Gbps currently and the modern standard is 10 Gbit/s (or >10200 Mbit/s)