-
commonly referred to as input/output
cards (or I/O cards). A daughterboard,
daughtercard,
mezzanine board or
piggyback board is an
expansion card that attaches...
- has a
PowerPC 601
processor rated at 100 MHz that is
replaceable via a
daughtercard. It also
includes full
composite video and S-Video
input capability,...
- The
mobile daughter card, also
known as an MDC or CDC (communications
daughter card), is a
notebook version of the AMR slot on the
motherboard of a desktop...
- FPU were
mounted on a
removable daughtercard. This
permitted easy RAM
installation and
optional upgrades; the
daughtercard could simply be
swapped out for...
- the
daughtercard carries 1 MB of RAM stock, and can be
expanded to take up to 2 MB (half of its RAM
sockets are unpo****ted).: 8 The
daughtercard itself...
- cable. Alternatively, the
other side may be
soldered to a
motherboard or
daughtercard. Edge
connectors are
commonly used in
personal computers for connecting...
- standards,
often required 2
sound cards be used, or a
sound card with a MIDI
daughtercard connector. Additionally, NV1's 2D
speed and
quality were not competitive...
-
module or 4 USB 2.0 I/O are
supplied in
retail packages.) The VIA PX-O
daughtercard supplies access to: 1 RCA-out for S/PDIF
usage 4 USB 2.0
ports 1 3.5mm...
- the 7500
through 9600, had
their PowerPC 601 and 604
processors on
daughtercards which could be
swapped out for
PowerPC G3 and G4 upgrades. Mid-range...
- some
configurations included a DVD-ROM
drive and a DVD-Video
decoder daughtercard for the
graphics card,
allowing hardware-****isted DVD
video playback...
