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'''USB A''' is the most common type of [[USB|Universal Serial Bus]] ([[Universal Serial Bus]]) connector.  It is quickly becoming the most common connector used by and for computers.  It has largely replaced PS/2 and serial ports for keyboards and mice, DIN connectors, game controllers ports, and has helped replace serial printer ports.<ref>http://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2014/08/a-brief-history-of-usb-what-it-replaced-and-what-has-failed-to-replace-it</ref>  It has also made [[FireWire]] nearly obsolete.
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'''USB A''' is the most common type of [[USB|Universal Serial Bus]] ([[Universal Serial Bus]]) connector.  It is quickly becoming the most common connector used by and for computers.  It has largely replaced PS/2 and serial ports for keyboards and mice, DIN connectors, game controllers ports, and serial printer ports.<ref>http://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2014/08/a-brief-history-of-usb-what-it-replaced-and-what-has-failed-to-replace-it</ref>  It has also made [[FireWire]] nearly obsolete.
  
 
==Devices Examples==
 
==Devices Examples==
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*Phone Chargers
 
*Phone Chargers
 
*Comfort Items (Keyboard Lights, Fans, etc.)
 
*Comfort Items (Keyboard Lights, Fans, etc.)
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*USB A to USB B Converters
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*USB A to USB B Converters (typically used for USB hubs and printers)
  
 
==References==
 
==References==

Latest revision as of 18:03, June 1, 2019

USB A is the most common type of Universal Serial Bus (Universal Serial Bus) connector. It is quickly becoming the most common connector used by and for computers. It has largely replaced PS/2 and serial ports for keyboards and mice, DIN connectors, game controllers ports, and serial printer ports.[1] It has also made FireWire nearly obsolete.

Devices Examples

USB type A is used by many different things, including:

  • Flash Memory Drives
  • External Hard Drives
  • External Removable Drive Readers (DVD, CD, Zip, Floppy, etc.)
  • Human Interface Devices (Keyboards, mice, etc.)
  • Wireless Internet Cards
  • Wired Internet Cards (Ethernet)
  • Phone Chargers
  • Comfort Items (Keyboard Lights, Fans, etc.)
  • USB A to USB B Converters (typically used for USB hubs and printers)

References