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Modern computers, especially slim notebooks have far fewer ports compared to their predecessors from the last couple of decades. However, things weren't always this way, as computers used to have a multitude of ports that were often served single purposes. Computers came with two PS/2 ports, one each for the keyboard and mouse, and were color coded -- purple for the keyboard, and green for the mouse. VGA Prior to the more sophisticated HDMI and DVI ports, we used VGA (Video Graphics Array) to connect a computer to an external display. Read more in our articles including "Do you still remember these PC Ports?" and "BleeqUp AI Ranger Sports Glasses launched in the Philippines".

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Modern computers, especially slim notebooks have far fewer ports compared to their predecessors from the last couple of decades. However, things weren't always this way, as computers used to have a multitude of ports that were often served single purposes.

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Computers came with two PS/2 ports, one each for the keyboard and mouse, and were color coded -- purple for the keyboard, and green for the mouse. VGA Prior to the more sophisticated HDMI and DVI ports, we used VGA (Video Graphics Array) to connect a computer to an external display.

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Our coverage of obsolete computer ports includes: "Do you still remember these PC Ports?"; "BleeqUp AI Ranger Sports Glasses launched in the Philippines"; "iOS 27 Performance Upgrades and still supports iPhone 11". Each article provides unique insights and information.