- Plug and Display
- Plug and Display[dt. »Einstecken und Anzeigen«], Bezeichnung für die Plug-and-Play-Fähigkeit (Plug and Play) von Bildschirmen und Grafikkarten.
Universal-Lexikon. 2012.
Plug and Display
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