UBS Mini B was once the standard for USB devices, especially certain game controllers, but what exactly was the Mini B ...

The release of USB 2.0 introduced a much faster data transfer rate and soon became the golden standard for peripherals and accessories. The USB 3.0 specification was announced in 2008 and remains ...

USB Gen 1, Gen 2, and Gen 2x2 are generations of USB 3.x that have speeds of 5 Gbps, 10 Gbps, and 20 Gbps, respectively (regardless of the version number). USB 3.2 generations have regularly been ...

We’ve been recently looking into USB 2.0 – the ubiquitous point-to-point communications standard. USB 2 is completely different from USB 3, the blue-connector next-generation USB standard.

USB leveled up further in 2000 with the launch of USB 2.0, also known as USB High Speed. It promised a transfer rate of 480 megabits (60 megabytes) per second, although bus limitations brought ...

We’ve also compared USB 3 vs USB 3.1 vs USB 3.2 in a dedicated article if you find that confusing. Still used for devices where slow transfer speeds don't matter. Maximum power output may be ...

The pointer shipped with a then-standard PS/2 port but also worked with USB when using the included adapter. What you may not ...