There is no need to predict it, the reason is that is was designed and built that way.
Designing in such slots allows for future upgrades and different utilisations of the computer.
This sort of device usually does come with a USB connection and USB socket could be located at the back of your computer (they may also be located elsewhere on the computer). However modern Printer/Scanners are usually connected wirelessly using the services of your WiFi LAN. This makes them available to more than just one computer.
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You cannot actually insert pci slots into a PC since pci slots come inbuilt on the motherboard. so the no. of pci slots u have depends on the motherboard.
The motherboard is the main circuit intersection for the computer. Advantages to a good motherboard include having enough expansion slots and memory. Motherboards come in a range of sizes and prices to accommodate all needs.
First get the expansion disk. Put your CD into your computer hardrive. Something on the screen should come up and ask you if you want to download it. Say yes and go through the download process. Click on the new expansion pack icon on your computer screen. -written by 11-year-old girl
Not sure why the words "CD slots" is in the question...but laptops do come with CD rom drives.
Not all printers come with memory card slots, but most midrange (over $80) printers do, such as HP's and Canon's.
No. The sims 3 does not come with all expansion packs inside. You have to buy the expansion packs from the shops as they do come seperately.
An expansion slot is used to add additional devices to a computer system that the manufacturer may not have included, or to add additional / redundant devices to supplement those present. Examples of devices that may be installed via an expansion slot include:Graphics cardsSound cardsVideo capture cardsSATA controllersDial-up modemsEthernet controllersUSB hubsFireWire hubs
VGA is ("Video Graphics Array/adapter") the term for a video card or other video adapter (such as an integrated one). AGP is a standard for video card expansion slots. Basically these are slots (designed for graphics adapters) that operate at a much higher throughput than PCI slots (normal, shoter, usually white expansion slots for other expansion cards). These come in a few versions: 2X, 4X, and 8X are the big ones right now. If you are interested in upgrading your video card (or lack thereof) you need to know what version your motherboard supports (an old one might support 2X /4X) and then you can decide what version of AGP to look for in a video card. also note that there is a new standard for video cards called PCI-express (PCI-x16). Currently, most of the newest video cards and motherboards are designed on this. later
The computer's Main Board is AKA a Motherboard which contains Input/Output (IO) functions through several connectors attached to the surface and rear panel of the board. Desktop Computer's can have optional Add-on boards (Expansion Cards) inserted into Expansion socket slots to extend functions and communication abilities. Likewise, many business and desktop replacement Laptop computers have/had expansion card slots (PCMCIA or PC Card). As for a second board; All computers have built in communication channels on the main board (USB ports) that do not require a second board. Expansion card options are extensive and depend on the application for which they are designed. See Wikipedia link below for more. Most computers use USB ports and some use Firewire ports to communicate with other devices via cables. (Printers, External Storage Devices, etc... Which have their own IO interface boards.) Other popular USB Add-on devices include wireless adapters that add wireless network (WiFi) and Bluetooth capabilites to machines that did not come with wireless communication features.