IEC C8 (Figure-8 Inlet)
IEC 60320 C8 appliance inlet for non-polarized 2-pin AC power connection. Accepts IEC C7 figure-8 power cable. Common on TVs, game consoles, and small appliances.
All Connectors
IR Blaster (3.5mm)
3.5mm mono jack for infrared blaster output. Emits IR signals to control external devices like cable boxes and AV receivers. Found on some TVs and AV receivers.
Kensington Security Slot
Kensington Security Slot (K-Slot) for physical laptop lock attachment. A small T-shaped slot accepting Kensington and compatible security cables to prevent theft.
Lightning (Apple 8-pin)
Apple’s proprietary Lightning connector supporting USB 2.0 data transfer and charging. Used on iPhones through iPhone 14 and some iPad models.
Micro HDMI (Type D)
Micro HDMI Type D connector providing HDMI signal in the smallest HDMI form factor. Found on action cameras, drones, and some tablets and handhelds.
MicroSD Card Slot
MicroSD card slot for compact expandable storage. Supports microSD, microSDHC, and microSDXC cards. Common on gaming handhelds, tablets, and action cameras.
MicroSD Card Slot (UHS-II)
MicroSD card slot supporting UHS-II speed class with up to 312MB/s transfer. Found on premium handheld gaming devices and high-end cameras.
Mini DisplayPort 1.4
Mini DisplayPort connector supporting DP 1.4 specification with 32.4Gbps bandwidth. Used on laptops, Microsoft Surface devices, and some graphics cards.
Mini DisplayPort 2.1
Mini DisplayPort connector supporting DP 2.1 specification with up to 80Gbps bandwidth. Compact alternative to full-size DisplayPort used on some laptops and GPUs.
N64 Bottom Expansion Port
Nintendo 64 bottom expansion connector for add-on hardware including the 64DD magnetic disk drive (Japan only).
N64 Expansion Port
Nintendo 64 top expansion port (memory/jumper pak slot) for the 4MB Expansion Pak RAM upgrade or standard Jumper Pak.
NES Controller Port
Nintendo Entertainment System proprietary 7-pin controller port. Accepts NES controllers and NES-compatible accessories.
NES Expansion Port
Nintendo Entertainment System 48-pin expansion connector on the bottom of the console. Used for the Famicom-to-NES adapter and various peripherals.
Nintendo 64 Controller Port
Nintendo 64 proprietary controller port accepting N64 controllers and accessories. Features a unique 3-prong controller design.
Nintendo AV Multi Out
Nintendo’s proprietary multi-AV output connector used on SNES, N64, GameCube, and Wii. Carries composite, S-Video, and component video with stereo audio depending on cable used.
Nintendo Digital AV Out
Nintendo’s proprietary digital AV output connector used on the original Wii U. Carries digital video and audio for connection to HDMI via official adapter.
Optical TOSLINK (S/PDIF)
Optical TOSLINK connector carrying S/PDIF digital audio over fiber optic cable. Supports up to 5.1 surround sound. Common on TVs, soundbars, and AV receivers.
Proprietary AV Multi-Out (Xbox 360 Slim)
Microsoft’s proprietary AV output connector on the Xbox 360 S (Slim). Revised connector supporting composite and component video up to 1080p with stereo audio.
Proprietary AV Multi-Out (Xbox 360)
Microsoft’s proprietary AV output connector on the original Xbox 360. Supports composite, component (up to 1080p), VGA, and HDMI via breakout cables and adapters.
Proprietary AV Multi-Out (Xbox Original)
Microsoft’s proprietary AV output connector on the original Xbox. Supports composite, S-Video, component (480p/720p/1080i), and optical audio via breakout cables.
Proprietary Controller Port (Xbox Original)
Microsoft’s proprietary controller port on the original Xbox. Accepts Xbox controllers and accessories via the breakaway cable connection.
Proprietary Kinect Port (Xbox 360)
Proprietary Kinect sensor port on the Xbox 360 S and Xbox 360 E, combining USB data with 12V power for the Kinect motion sensor in a single connector.
Proprietary Kinect Port (Xbox One)
Proprietary Kinect port on the original Xbox One for the Kinect v2 sensor. Provides USB 3.0 SuperSpeed data plus 12V power in a single proprietary connector.
Proprietary Memory Unit Port (Xbox 360)
Proprietary memory unit slot on early Xbox 360 models accepting removable Xbox 360 Memory Units for game saves and profile storage.