A rather simplistic answer is: The keyboard is an input device, and is plugged into the computer tower, and thus is connected to the motherboard and processor, etc. The monitor is an output device and shows the graphical output from the motherboard for the user to see on the screen.
A USB LCD monitor would be used for a quick monitor that has plug-and-play capabilities. One could simply plug in the monitor for speed and unplug it when done.
Input is things like mice or keyboards. Output would be a monitor or printer.
"Plug and Play monitor" is a monitor that Windows was able to automatically detect the refresh rates and resolution for, but either monitor does not support device IDs to provide the name of the monitor, or it transmitted them incorrectly.
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Second answer: If your computer has only a vga plug/socket this is where you plug it in,it's usually blue.It has 15 pins on the plug from the monitor.If it doesn't work from this arrangement,you have to get a vga to dvi adapter.
Keyboards are used for entering alphanumeric, other symbols and commands into a computer, and for viewing on the monitor. Keyboards are not scanners which digitize images. They are two different types of hardware-peripherals used in computing.
Peripheral Hardware is hardware such as Mice, Keyboards, monitors. Anything the computer doesn't require to run.
To wire a 12-volt cigarette lighter plug to a backup camera LCD monitor, first ensure the monitor is powered off. Strip the ends of the wires from the monitor and the cigarette lighter plug. Connect the positive wire (usually red) from the monitor to the positive terminal of the cigarette lighter plug, and the negative wire (usually black) to the negative terminal. Secure the connections with heat shrink tubing or electrical tape, ensuring no wires are exposed, and then plug it into a 12-volt socket to test the setup.
No. Computers had monitors long before the mouse was invented. However, keyboards and monitors showed up about the same time, but some computers (especially main frame computers) had monitors without keyboards.
Check plug connections.
All connections are on the rear of the Mac Mini. There is an HDMI port we you can plug in your monitor. There's also a thunderbolt port or you can plug-in any monitor equipped with a thunderbolt output. There's also 4 USB ports and one ethernet port