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| PC cameras, often called _____ because their most common use is for Internet video communication. |
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| The USB _____ is an integrated circuit that is usually built into the chipset and controls every USB device that connects to it. |
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| The _____ resolution is an enhanced resolution that is achieved mechanically with assistance from onboard software. |
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| FireWire has two distinct types of connectors, the __-_____ power connectors, for Desktop computers, and __-_____ for Laptops. |
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| A _____ is a device that extends a single USB connection to two or more USB ports, almost always directly from one of the USB ports connected to the root hub. |
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| _____ means that the zoom is built into the lens of the camera. |
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| _____ readers are designed to read standard UPC bar codes. |
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| The amount of information a particular model of camera can capture, expressed as some number of _____ in the digital camera world. |
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| The USB 2.0 standard introduced __-_____ USB which runs at 480 Mbps. |
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| The most common removable storage media used in modern digital cameras is the _____. |
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| _____ use a small round ball. |
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| Every consumer-grade camera saves the pictures it takes onto some type of _____ storage media. |
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| A _____ is a monitor with some types of sensing device across its face that detects the location and duration of contact, usually by a finger or stylus. |
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| _____ use LED or lasers and a camera to track their movements and thus move the mouse pointer across the screen. |
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| The _____ of a scan defines the number of bits of information the scanner can use to describe each individual dot. |
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| _____ devices scan and remember unique aspects of various body parts by using some form of sensing device such as a retinal scanner. |
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| FireWire comes in two speeds: _____ which runs at 400 Mbps and _____ which runs at 800 Mbps. |
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| __-_____ USB runs up to 12 Mbps. |
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| The job of a _____ is to convert data moving between parallel and serial devices. |
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| A "_____" device is simply a device that you know is in good working order. |
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| _____ are photosensitive pixels. |
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| The USB _____ is the part of the host controller that makes the physical connection to the USB ports. |
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| __-_____ USB runs at a maximum of 1.5 Mbps. |
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| You can use a _____ to make digital copies of existing paper photos, documents, drawings, and more. |
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| _____, also known as IEEE 1394, looks and acts like USB. |
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| _____ is a very old standard that defines everything about serial ports: how fast they communicate, the language they use, even how the connectors should look. |
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| _____ cameras electronically simulate older film-technology. |
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| originally, mouse _____ referr4ed to a feature that caused the mouse speed to increase when the mouse moved a relatively large distance across the screen. |
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| A _____ switch is a hardware device that most commonly enables multiple computers to be view3ed and controlled by a single mouse, keyboard, and screen. |
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| __-_____ USB devices take power from the USB bus itself. |
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| Scanners differ a lot in _____, a number that defines how many shades of gray the scanner can save per dot. |
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| _____ are both the oldest and sill the primary way to input data into a PC> |
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| _____ defines the grid size. |
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