This document discusses different types of expansion slots commonly found in personal computers, including PCI, PCI Express, PCMCIA, and AGP. It provides details on each slot type, what components they connect to the motherboard, their intended uses and bandwidth capabilities. PCI was widely used but is being replaced by faster PCI Express, while PCMCIA and AGP helped expand laptop and graphics capabilities respectively.

2.  Types of slots
 PCI
 PCI express
 PCMCIA
 AGP

3.  Only a handful of popular ones.
 Different kinds and number of slots.
 A card that match up to slots.

4.  PCI (peripheral component interconnect)
 Common in modern PC.
 Bus is being success by PCI express.
 Higher bandwidth requirement.

5.  Introduced by Intel in 2004.
 Design to replace the general purpose.
 It is not a bus.
 Point to point connection.
 Faster bandwidth.

6.  PCMCIA (personal computer memory card
international association).
 Bus used for laptop computer.
 Design for computer memory expansion.
 Device made available in form.
 Such as network card, modern and hard disk.

7.  AGP (Accelerated Graphic Port).
 High speed point to point.
 Attached a graphics card to a computer
motherboard.
 Assist in the acceleration of 3D computer
graphic.
 Replaced over the past couple.