Eventually, all these external services will be built into the television set's motherboard.
Here, three graphics cards are installed on one motherboard.
So you'd get these little chips, and you have to put them in the motherboard.
Not the pain of the frustrated desktop user or the stymied motherboard programmer, but of the commuting motorist.
Loading up new software requires removing the motherboard from the machine.
It's so easy to have a microscopic element on a motherboard that allows people to get in without authorization.
British Dictionary definitions for motherboard
motherboard
/ˈmʌðəˌbɔːd/
noun
1.
(in an electronic system) a printed circuit board through which signals between all other boards are routed
motherboard in Science
motherboard
(mŭ'ər-bôrd') The main circuit board of a computer, usually containing the central processing unit and main system memory as well as circuitry that controls the disk drives, keyboard, monitor, and other peripheral devices.