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Question 1

ARM

Answer 1

~Most tablet devices, such as the iPad, use the ARM architecture.
~ARM is more power-efficient than x86.
~ARM Is less expensive to manufacture than x86.
~Android also runs primarily on ARM.

Question 2

LCD displays with IPS panels

Answer 2

LCD displays with IPS panels have the best color reproduction quality and viewing angles among LCDs.

They use far less power and run much cooler than plasma displays.

They are more expensive than LCDs with TN panels.
They are still more affordable than OLED displays.

In Plane Switching LCD displays has a slower response time then TN.

Question 3

LCD displays with TN panels

Answer 3

LCD displays with TN panels are the most common, and affordable technology used by LCDs. They more affordable than OLED displays.

TN panels have very good response times (1-5 ms) and refresh rates (60-144 Hz), so they are great for PC gaming.
They have faster response times than LCDs with IPS panels.

They use far less power than a plasma display.

Twisted nematic is older then IPS

Question 4

SD

Answer 4

~Secure Digital
~SD, miniSD, microSD, SDHC, SDXC, miniSDHC, microSDHC, microSDXC
~Standard - 2GB, HC - 32GB, XC - 2TB

Question 5

Micro USB 3.0

Answer 5

That weird combo one Samsung used for their S5 and others

Question 6

Piconet

Answer 6

A wireless bluetooth network.

Question 7

Auxiliary power outlet vs standard power outlet

Answer 7

~Aux: DC, vehicles

~standard: AC, wall outlets

Question 8

Mini PCIe

Answer 8

~Used in laptops.
~1.0 x1 mode max - 2.5 Gbps.
2.0 mode max - 480 Mbps
3.0/2.0 x1 max - 5Gbps
~Full size cards - 30mm wide x 51mm long
Half size cards - 30mm wide x 27mm long
~52 pins

Question 9

Phablet

Answer 9

~The halfway between a tablet and a smart phone.

~5” to 7” display size.

Question 10

WatchOS

Answer 10

~An OS by Apple

~developed for use in their smart watches.

Question 11

ExpressCard/__

Answer 11

~ExpressCard/34 is too small for 1.8 disk drives, card readers, and CompactFlash.
~ExpressCard/54 is large enough for 1.8 disk drives, card readers, and CompactFlash.
~ExpressCard/34 slot can only fit ExpressCard/34, Universal ExpressCard slots can fit both, but not CardBus Adapters
~ExpressCards can facilitate wireless and cellular connections.

Question 12

Thunderbolt

Answer 12

~Thunderbolt - 10Gbps
Thunderbolt 2.0 - 20Gbps 
Thunderbolt 3 40Gbps
~Developed by Apple/Intel as an offshoot of DisplayPort
~Thunderbolt 3 is compatible with USB-C

Question 13

NFC

Answer 13

~Used in smartcards and smartphones.
~Range of 10cm (4”)
~8kb of data can be stored in NFC tags
~NFC tags are powered by the NFC readers

Question 14

SDDRAM

Answer 14

~DDR and DDR2 SODIMMS have 200 pins
~DDR3 SODIMMS have 204 pins
~Older SDDRAM has 144 pins

Question 15

Lightening Connector

Answer 15

Developed by Apple

In use since the iPhone 5

Question 16

Type of antenna found in most laptops.

Answer 16

SMA-female

Question 17

802.15.1

Answer 17

Bluetooth

Question 18

Bluetooth

Answer 18

Sometimes requires a pin/passcode/passkey

Question 19

POP3

Answer 19

keeps emails stored on one device, they can only be accessed through that device

Question 20

IMAP

Answer 20

keeps emails stored on the server, they can be accessed by any connected device

Question 21

Sony Smart Watches use what OS

Answer 21

Android Wear