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Like the original
USB spec, USB 2.0 lets you easily
connect PCs and notebooks to peripherals, but this iteration
transfers data at 480 Mbps, about 40 times as fast as its predecessor.
USB 1.1 slowly became the interface of choice for peripherals
like mice and joysticks, which transmit small amounts of data.
But demanding devices such as digital cameras, hard drives,
and dvd drives have been the domain of USB 2.0's competitor,
IEEE 1394 (FireWire), which offers 400-Mbps throughput.
USB 2.0 is an alternative compatible with the original USB standard.
• USB 2.0
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480 Mbps
• Video or Data
• AA or AB config.
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| USB2.0A/B-003F |
USB 2.0 Cable Type A Male/Type B
Male, 3ft |
| USB2.0A/B-006F |
USB 2.0 Cable Type A Male/Type B Male, 6ft |
| USB2.0A/B-010F |
USB 2.0 Cable Type A Male/Type B Male, 10ft |
| USB2.0A/A-003F |
USB Cable Type A Male / Type A Male, 3ft |
| USB2.0A/A-006F |
USB Cable Type A Male / Type A Male, 6ft |
| USB2.0A/A-010F |
USB Cable Type A Male / Type A Male, 10ft |
