#what is FireWire port

We all might have hazy memory of this stuff, but ever wondered what are these ports for? See first the list of ports below then make your intelligent guesses on what they do. [caption id="attachment_300373" align="aligncenter" width="322"] AT Port and AT Cable[/caption]   FireWire port, also officially called as IEEE 1394 High Performance Serial Bus (HPSB), is a high-speed computer data-transfer interface used to connect PCs, audio/ video devices, and other professional/ consumer electronics. Firewire port was mostly developed and promoted by Apple Inc. Unfortunately, the USB was at it again, ending ports’ careers, thus the last Apple computer with FireWire was released in 2012. [caption id="attachment_300374" align="aligncenter" width="320"] Firewire Port[/caption]   RJ-45 port has many names such as the Ethernet port, the network adapter, or the network jack. Science and technology are always advancing, and only time would tell when some other ports would go away and what ports are to be introduced in the not-so-distant future. In my travels abroad in the last three years, I've gone thru dozens of airports and only a few of them are really what I could call "blogger-friendly". Read more in our articles including "What are These Ancient PC Ports For?" and "Blogger-Friendly Airports".