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Question posted by atrocker62 on January 17th, 2020

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The 1/8" plugs in the back up top ?

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Answer #1: Posted by Troubleshooter101 on March 10th, 2020 12:06 PM

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There are several more audio ports here, including both 5.1 analog out, line in, a dedicated microphone in and even digital sound in the form of SPDIF optical out. Video options are present in the form of both VGA and HDMI out; HDMI is certainly becoming more and more common over DVI in built-in video ports. Still, users can easily use an HDMI-DVI adapter to connect their display, should they have a monitor with no HDMI ports. For those looking for an HTPC option, the SX2800 would certainly fit the bill, its slim and quiet nature, coupled with the HDMI port means that it fit right at home in any entertainment center. Dedicated PS/2 mouse and keyboard ports round out the inputs on the back of the machine. It's interesting to see that even consumer-oriented desktops are still hanging on to these ports; if nothing else, it means that you won't need to give up one of the nine USB ports on this machine just to hook up your keyboard.

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