An interface adapter card is a hardware component that allows different types of devices or systems to communicate with each other. It typically translates signals or data formats from one type to another, enabling compatibility between devices that would otherwise be incompatible. Common examples include network interface cards (NICs) for connecting computers to networks and graphics cards that interface with displays. These cards are essential for expanding a system's capabilities and ensuring proper communication between components.
It can also be called a network interface controller, network interface card, network adapter, and LAN adapter.
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provides an interface between a computer and a display monitor
A network card (aka. network adapter, network interface card, NIC, etc.) is a piece of computer hardware designed to provide for computer communication over a computer network.
A Network Adaptor Card. Doesn't matter which one, as long as the protocols are the same.
An adapter pattern is a structural design pattern which translates one interface for a class into a compatible interface.
Modem.
Computers connect to the Internet via a network interface card (NIC) or wireless LAN adapter (WiFi adapter). Historically, computers could also connect to the Internet via a built-in modem for use with telephone lines.
NICs stands for network interface controller. In computer networking, a NIC provides the hardware interface between a computer and a network. A NIC technically is network adapter hardware in the form factor of an add-in card such as a PCI or PCMCIA card.
AGP is very old and crappy. PCI e is the newest graphics adapter interface.
To use a CF card adapter for an SD card, simply insert the SD card into the adapter and then insert the adapter into the CF card slot on your device. Make sure the adapter is securely in place before using the SD card.
The interface is known as Universal Serial Bus(USB).