Older PS/2 personal computers have purple ports dedicated to keyboard connections. However, modern PCs mainly use USB ports for mice and keyboards. These need to special, color-coded connections.
USB port (Unassigned Serial Port)
A USB port
No, warm colors are associated with fire, such as the color red.
Dark colors, mostly black are associated with funerals in Islam.
The answer is usb :d
Pastels are associated with babies.
Port 80
According the the PC97 standard, PS/2 ports are to be colored green for mice and purple for keyboards. Not all manufacturers follow this guideline, so it may not be unusual to find a purple mouse port and an orange keyboard port, for instance. Prior to the PC97 standard few PS/2 ports were colored at all, so one had to look closely to identify the correct port.
The colors associated with Lent are purple, symbolizing penance and preparation, and sometimes also white or black.
Computer peripherals are connected to ports. For instance, a printer may be connected to a serial or parallel port. Modern keyboards and mice are commonly connected to the computer using the USB port.
Yes, at least if they use the same type of connection (e.g. a USB port).
Keyboards can come in any colour, it's only a dye added to plastic before it is molded, the most common colours are white or black, but silver, grey and cream are very common.