Exam 11: Essential Peripherals

_______________ media refers to any type of mass storage device that you may use in one system and then physically remove from that system and use in another.

A(n) _______________ is a television with network capabilities-both hardware and software-so you can plug in and access the Web.

Identify two groups of touch screens.

What is the most common removable storage media used in modern digital cameras?

Describe the pulse code modulation (PCM) sound format and explain what it has evolved into today.

Describe how to use a KVM switch.

External optical drives often use USB or _______________ connections.

What is the storage capacity of a DVD-18 DVD-ROM?

On USB 1.1 and 2.0 cables, the A and B ports and connectors use _______________ pins.

Thunderbolt 3 offers throughput up to _______________ Gbps at half the power consumption of Thunderbolt 2.

What is BD-ROM?

What is the maximum capacity of magnetic tape media used today?

Briefly define the term sampling.

_______________ are true hard drives, using platters and read/write heads that fit into the tiny CF form factor.

The highest capacity DVD versions store roughly _______________ of data.

What is the maximum data transfer speed that USB 2.0 can handle?

Describe how USB 3.0 and 3.1 ports are marked with color.

A 2.1 speaker system consists of a pair of standard stereo speakers-called _______________-combined with a subwoofer.

Describe the features of the Intel High Definition Audio (HDA) sound standard.

What is the maximum data transfer speed that USB 3.0 can handle?