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Comptia A +: Portable Computing
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Answer 40 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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This is a study tool. The 3 wrong answers for each question are randomly chosen from answers to other questions. So, you might find at times the answers obvious, but you will see it re-enforces your understanding as you take the test each time.
1. Tablets that completely do away with the keyboard
Bluetooth
CardBus
PCMCIA function
slates
2. Cooperation among the hardware - BIOS and the OS to reduce power use
personal digital assistant
power management
netbooks
hot-pluggable
3. A flat - touch-sensitive pad just in front of the keyboard
Ni-Cd (Nickel-Cadmium)
touchpad
PCMCIA
Parallel PC Card sizes
4. The comparison of the screen width to the screen height
laptop screen finishes
aspect ratio
port replicator
touchpad
5. An adaptation of the standard PCI bus developed specifically for integrated communications peripherals such as modems and network adapters
Mini PCI
Parallel PC Card types
docking stations
netbooks
6. Combine the power of the portable PC with the writing benefits of the PDA
CardBus
Tablet PCs
port replicator
shared memory
7. Tablets that include a fold away keyboard
convertibles
hot-pluggable
PCMCIA function
Mini PCI
8. Device drivers that support the PC Card socket
ExpressCard widths
socket services
Tablet PCs
desktop extenders
9. Plugs into a single port on the portable computer - offering common ports such as serial - parallel - USB - network and PS/2
port replicator
PCMCIA
aspect ratio
CardBus
10. Most popular removable storage medium for portable computing devices
stylus
SD
Type II cards
Bluetooth
11. Similar to a port replicator - but has extra features such as DVD drive or PC Card slot (often uses a proprietary connection)
PC Cards
PCMCIA
docking stations
slates
12. A joystick the size of a pencil eraser - situated in the center of the keyboard
Type I - Type II and Type III card thickness
16-bit PC Card characteristics
Parallel PC Card sizes
TrackPoint
13. Modern replacement for IrDA
stylus
Bluetooth
touchpad
PCMCIA
14. High-performance serial version of the PC Card - has begun to replace the PC Card
power management
PC Cards
PCMCIA
ExpressCard
15. Currently the most common mobile PC battery - immune to battery memory - last twice as long as Ni-MH - but have a shorter lifespan
Parallel PC Card sizes
docking stations
Li-Ion (Lithium Ion)
hot-pluggable
16. Using infrared light to transmit data between devices (IrDA)
desktop replacements
beaming
PCMCIA
TrackPoint
17. Feature ultimate mobility - excellent battery life - no optical drives and limited SSD or HDD storage - typically weigh 2 to 3 pounds
PDAs
netbooks
Tablet PCs
CardBus
18. 54mm and 34mm
Tablet PCs
Bluetooth
ExpressCard widths
touchpad
19. Establishes standards involving portable computers - specifically expansion cards
card services
Bluetooth
convertibles
PCMCIA function
20. Can be plugged in without powering down the system
hot-pluggable
desktop replacements
TrackPoint
ExpressCard
21. Currently dominates the PC Card landscape
Type II cards
port replicator
aspect ratio
CardBus
22. Second generation of mobile PC batteries - less susceptible to battery memory and last longer between charges
desktop extenders
Ni-MH (Nickel-Metal Hydride)
docking stations
Tablet PCs
23. Provides specialized drivers necessary for a card to perform its function
ExpressCard
card services
16-bit PC Card characteristics
Parallel PC Card types
24. Type I - Type II and Type III
PC Cards
CardBus PC Card characteristics
netbooks
Parallel PC Card sizes
25. Credit-card sized devices that enhance and extend the functions of a portable PC
personal digital assistant
PC Cards
socket services
desktop replacements
26. A technology in which the video card is capable of borrowing RAM from the system
CardBus
stylus
shared memory
personal digital assistant
27. 16-bit and CardBus
aspect ratio
Type I - Type II and Type III card thickness
16-bit PC Card characteristics
Parallel PC Card types
28. Feature pen-based interface - integrated wireless networking and no optical drives - typically weigh 4 pounds
Bluetooth
Tablet PCs
touchpad
Ni-MH (Nickel-Metal Hydride)
29. Personal digital assistants
stylus
docking stations
desktop extenders
PDAs
30. Matte and high gloss
laptop screen finishes
Li-Ion (Lithium Ion)
Parallel PC Card sizes
desktop extenders
31. Feature almost everything on a desktop - typically weigh 4 to 7 pounds
PCMCIA
ExpressCard
Li-Ion (Lithium Ion)
desktop extenders
32. First generation of mobile PC batteries - tend to develop battery memory if not discharged completely before recharging and are highly toxic
Ni-Cd (Nickel-Cadmium)
port replicator
laptop screen finishes
Ni-MH (Nickel-Metal Hydride)
33. Feature everything on a desktop - typically weigh 8 to 12 pounds
PCMCIA
slates
desktop replacements
netbooks
34. 32-bit - 3.3-volt cards that can have up to eight distinct functions
CardBus PC Card characteristics
Mini PCI
Ni-MH (Nickel-Metal Hydride)
stylus
35. Tiny handheld portable computing device that holds address book - music - etc. - Now replaced completely by smartphones
shared memory
docking stations
personal digital assistant
Tablet PCs
36. Personal Computer Memory Card International Association
PDAs
socket services
power management
PCMCIA
37. A special pen used for writing on a screen
Ni-Cd (Nickel-Cadmium)
stylus
PDAs
socket services
38. 16-bit - 5-volt cards that can have up to two distinct functions
PCMCIA function
16-bit PC Card characteristics
PDAs
touchpad
39. Most common of PC Cards
aspect ratio
Type II cards
Tablet PCs
convertibles
40. 3.3mm - 5.0mm and 10.5mm
netbooks
16-bit PC Card characteristics
Ni-Cd (Nickel-Cadmium)
Type I - Type II and Type III card thickness