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A term used describe the physical location of where another
peripherals is connected to the computer. For example, your monitor,
mouse, and keyboard all must connect to a computer before they will
be able to work. Below is a picture of the back of a standard
desktop computer and each of its connections. Although your desktop
computer's layout may be different, this diagram will give you a
better understanding of where everything connects.
Below are related dictionary definitions for each of the connections
shown above and some related terms. Clicking on each of the below
links will allow you to get more information about these connections
as well as related information.
Internal connections:
Other uses of this term: Connecting - Term used to describe the process of
connecting a wire or other device to the computer.
Connections - Term used to describe the available
connections on the computer.
Connect, connected, and connecting - This term can also be
used in software, for example, when a
user gets onto the Internet they are
connecting to another computer to establish a connection.
Also see: Computer, Connectionless,
Cord, Direct connection, Parallel
Port, PS/2 Port, RJ-11,
RJ-45, Serial
Port, USB Port, VGA,
VIA
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