WHICH PORT TEST INTEGRATED TECHNOLOGY. 1: WHICH PORT IS THIS?

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WHICH PORT TEST INTEGRATED TECHNOLOGY

1: WHICH PORT IS THIS?

2: WHAT IS THIS SYMBOL FOR?

3: THIS SYMBOL REPRESENTS WHAT PORT?

4: WHAT WOULD PLUG INTO THIS PORT?

5: WHICH PLUS INTO THIS PORT?

6: WHAT PORT IS THIS?

7: WHAT PORT IS THIS?

8: WHAT PORT IS THIS?

9: THIS MOUSE PLUGS INTO WHICH PORT?

10: NAME THESE PORTS, L-R.

11: WHAT PORT IS THIS?

12: WHAT PORT HAS ELECTRICITY FLOWING THROUGH IT TO CHARGE YOUR PHONE?

13: HOW MANY PINS FOR THE VGA PORT? 91525

14: THIS CABLE PLUGS INTO WHICH PORT?

15: WHICH PORT IS PLUG N PLAY READY?

16: WHICH PORT SENDS HD VIDEO & AUDIO THROUGH ONE CABLE?

17: NAME THE PORTS

26: EXTRA CREDIT What plugs into this port?

27: NAME THESE PORTS.

WHICH PORT TEST INTEGRATED TECHNOLOGY