In clip 1.06-1.08 the video summers talked about Hardware device connections, Connections including IO ports and RAM (Random Access Memory).

• 1.06 discussed PATA, SATA, SCSI, USB and Firewire and connections to and from the motherboard.
• 1.07 discussed Io ports including USB, VGA, DVI Parallel ports, Game ports, and as well as IO for monitors, keyboards and mouse.
• 1.08 discussed different types of RAM also known as (Random Access Memory) and their different kind of significant including notches on DRAM, witch includes SIMM, DIMM and RIMM.

• PATA- also known as (Parallel Advanced Technology Attachment) is a type of internal computer port that attaches to hard drives and other devices. It has been replaced by the faster port technology known as Serial ATA, or SATA.
• SATA- also known as (Serial Advanced Technology Attachment) is an IDE standard for connecting devices like optical drives and hard drives to the motherboard.
• Serial Port- Used to connect devices that contained DB9 pin connections usually mouse’s and keyboards. In todays computers Serial Ports have all been upgraded to USB ports.
• Parallel Port- Used to connect printers or external devices such as hard disk drives. Parallel Parts are unique with a DB25 pin connection. They call it DSUB or DB25 cause the connection looks like a D
• SRAM- also known as (Static random access memory) is a type of semiconductor memory where the word static indicates that, unlike dynamic ram or DRAM, it doesn’t need to be periodically refreshed.
• DRAM- also known as (Dynamic Random Access Memory), DRAM is one of the most commonly found memory modules in PC compatible personal computers and workstations.

Though out the assignment I have learned and gave my self a clear understanding on what certain terms and well older technology that has paved the way for our new technology to exist. The