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Hytec  |  SKU: 100642.020 T2 L2

USB 2.0 Extension Cable: A Male to A Female BLACK 5m CB-USBE-05G

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USB Cables and Connectors:

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USB 2.0 Extension Cable: A Male to A Female BLACK 5m  CB-USBE-05G

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A Brief History of Various Types of USB Cables:

USB cable history started with USB 1.0 in 1996, offering 12 Mbps data transfer, and evolved with USB 2.0 (2000) boosting speeds to 480 Mbps and introducing mini/micro connectors, followed by USB 3.0 (2008) for SuperSpeed and USB Type-C (2014) for versatility and higher speeds.
Here's a more detailed look at the evolution of USB cables:
USB 1.0 (1996):
The initial standard offered a data transfer rate of 12 Mbps, primarily used for connecting peripherals like keyboards, mice, and printers.
USB 2.0 (2000):
This version significantly increased data transfer speed to 480 Mbps, allowing for faster transfers of larger files and supporting devices like external hard drives and digital cameras. It also introduced smaller connectors like mini and micro-USB.
USB 3.0 (2008):
Also known as SuperSpeed USB, this standard offered data transfer rates of up to 5 Gbps, enabling faster transfers of high-resolution video and large files. It also increased power delivery capabilities.
USB 3.1/3.2 (2014/2017):
These versions built upon USB 3.0, increasing data transfer speeds to 10 Gbps (3.1) and 20 Gbps (3.2), respectively.
USB Type-C (2014):
This connector type is known for its reversible design and ability to handle various protocols, including data transfer, power delivery, and video output. It's now widely used in laptops, smartphones, and other devices.
USB 4 (2019):
This standard, based on the Thunderbolt 3 protocol, offers even faster data transfer speeds (up to 40 Gbps) and supports tunneling of DisplayPort and PCI Express.
USB Connector Types:
USB-A: The most common type, found on computers and power outlets.
USB-B: Primarily used for connecting printers and external hard drives to computers.
Mini-USB: Used for older smartphones, digital cameras, and portable devices.
Micro-USB: A smaller version of Mini-USB, commonly used for charging and data transfer in smartphones and tablets.
USB-C: The latest standard, known for its versatility and ability to handle various protocols.

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Disclaimer: Choose carefully and take care to fit the cable correctly. Your Computer is a very important possession. xdeal.com.au is not responsible for any loss of data, software issues, damaged property or personal injury. Use this site, videos, and any advice at own risk.

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