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You need to provide users with memory cards that hold enough data for their needs. How much data can a microSDXC memory card hold?
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You need to provide users with memory cards that hold enough data for their needs. How much data can a microSDXC memory card hold?
MicroSDXC cards can hold up to 2 TB. SDHC cards can hold up to 32 GB, and standard SD cards can hold up to 4 GB.
You are installing a new computer, and the user wants to use virtualization. Which two hardware components need to support virtual technology for this to work properly? (Choose two.)
For virtualization to work, both the CPU and BIOS need to support it. The operating system does as well. Virtualization support may need to be manually enabled in the BIOS. RAM does not need to support virtualization, and neither does the motherboard (except for the BIOS).
You need to put a connector on the end of an Ethernet crossover cable. The existing end has a white and green colored wire at pin 1. What color do you need to make pin 1 on the new end
C. White/orangeA crossover cable will flip pins 1 and 3 on each end. Therefore, this end needs to have the white/orange wire as pin 1. The correct order for this cable should be white/orange, orange, white/green, blue, white/blue, green, white/brown, brown.
Which of the following are advantages of e-readers using E Ink over tablets? (Choose two.)
E-readers that use electrophoretic ink (E Ink) have a longer battery life than tablets and are easier to read in bright light conditions. They do not have more vivid colors or better screen resolution.
You are training new technicians to install RAM and pointing out differences between packages. Which of the following are the numbers of pins that can be found on DIMM modules used in desktop motherboards? (Choose two.)
DIMMs used in desktop motherboard applications have one of four possible pin counts. SDR SDRAM is implemented on 168-pin modules. DDR SDRAM is implemented on 184-pin modules. DDR2 and DDR3 are implemented on 240-pin modules with different keying, and DDR4 DIMMs have 288 pins. Older dual-channel DIMM modules have 232 pins. Modules with 200 and 204 pins are used in the SODIMM line, and there are no modules with 180 pins.
How do you connect a DVI-A interface on a peripheral to a DVI-D interface on the computer
Such a connection should not be made. DVI-I cables act like universal cables; they can connect two DVI-A interfaces or two DVI-D interfaces with adapters. Natively, they are used to connect two DVI-I interfaces, both of which are configured as either analog or digital. They are unable to convert the analog signal to a digital one, however. Analog and digital DVI interfaces are too disparate to interconnect.
Which printer part gets the toner from the photosensitive drum onto the paper?
The transfer corona assembly gets the toner from the photosensitive drum onto the paper. For some printers, this is a transfer corona wire; for other printers, it is a transfer corona roller.
HDMI - used to send high-quality digital video and audio signals to LCD monitors and HDTVs.
Fiber S/PDIF - used for home theatre systems or Dolby Digital surround sound systems.
IEEE 1394 - used to connect devices that require fast communication speeds, such as video cameras and external hard drives.
VGA (DB-15) - used by analog monitors.
DVI - used by digital monitors and does not carry audio.
RJ45 - used by Ethernet network adapters and other networking devices.
USB - used by USB devices (such as external storage devices).
RJ11 - used by dial-up modems.
TRS jack - used by analog audio devices (such as speakers and headphones).
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