New mice are neither serial or parallel, they are PS/2...
So, if you look at the back of the computer it has a different socket than serial or parallel.
Only older mice was serial or parallel.
P.S. Sorry for my bad English, I don't know if socket is the correct word, but...
A mouse is a peripheral device which can be plugged into a serial port on older PC's. Nowadays mouse's are plugged in via USB connection.
parallel port if you want to know why go to it140 if you know what that is.
No. Its a parallel port
USB port (Universal Serial Bus) replaces the parallel port
S-Video is an analog port, not digital, so "serial" and "parallel" terms do not apply to it.
USB port, serial port, parallel port.
parallel and serial port
Serial mouse to a serial port. Display device (Monitor) to the VGA port. Speakers to the audio out port. Mic to the audio in/line in port. Pen drive, Mouse, Printer, Keyboard, Sound cards, Memory cards, Cameras etc to the USB port. Power cord to the SMPS port. LAN cable to the Ethernet port. Dot matrix printer to the parallel port.
there are many ports that come directly off a mother board1) keyboard port2)mouse port3) a parallel port4) two S/PDIF port5)a fire wire port6) six sound ports7)a network port8) four USB ports9) and a wireless LAN antenna port
give the difference between serial port and parallel port
serial device
Usually, because a serial port doesn't have to deal with the problem of signal skew that can jumble the data on a parallel port and gets worse proportional to distance.
PS/2 connector (green: mouse, violet: keyboard) Serial Communications port VGA port Parallel port USB ports Audio connectors (pink: microphone, green: speaker, blue: line in) LAN port