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jhorn Wed Nov 05, 2008 5:33 am
http://www.wisegeek.com/what-is-a-ps2-port.htm
Introduced my IBM in 1987, stands for Personal system/2. Most often used to plug in a mouse or keyboard. The PS/2 porn is female and the mini-DIN cable is male. The Mini-DIN cable has a metal outer shell that protects the pins from being bent. Mice and modems used to have the same plug and often had IRQ or memory address questions. Then a BUS mouse was created and went in the PS/2 ports. T H E E N D
is the port male or femal?
what was The PS/2 port was initially?
when was the PS/2 port introduced?
what protects the pins form being bent?
How big is the connector?
Introduced my IBM in 1987, stands for Personal system/2. Most often used to plug in a mouse or keyboard. The PS/2 porn is female and the mini-DIN cable is male. The Mini-DIN cable has a metal outer shell that protects the pins from being bent. Mice and modems used to have the same plug and often had IRQ or memory address questions. Then a BUS mouse was created and went in the PS/2 ports. T H E E N D
is the port male or femal?
what was The PS/2 port was initially?
when was the PS/2 port introduced?
what protects the pins form being bent?
How big is the connector?
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