USB labeling has long been a mystery for consumers. Terms like “USB 3.2 Gen 2” or “SuperSpeed USB 10Gbps” have caused more confusion than guidance, and shopping for USB accessories can ...

VESA will certify and label DisplayPort 2.0 cables to try to avoid HDMI 2.1 confusion DisplayPort 2.0 is taking a page from USB-C’s playbook by Chaim Gartenberg ...

Very conveniently USB 3.1 is also referred to as USB 3.2 Gen 2×1 or USB 3.1 Gen 2 or SuperSpeed. There is also a USB 3.2 spec, which supports 20Gbits data transfer speeds. Pretty easy, right?

While cables like USB-A to USB-C are popular, they are quite simple; you get USB 2.0 or USB 3.0 data and 2 A of current at most, and the USB-C plug is usually hardwired as “host, will supply ...

According to a new blog post, Microsoft will be enforcing uniform USB-C standards for Windows 11 laptops going forward, which apply with Windows 11 24H2 and beyond. PC manufacturers will need to ...

Brando is firing on all cylinders today with this eggy USB label printer from Casio. I didn’t think it got any better than the iPhone battery but a girl can make mistakes.

David offered up the hint in a comment on our post on 10 USB drive tricks:. I always use a volume label of my mobile phone number . . . If I leave the USB device somewhere, it'll show my phone ...

The new labels are meant to provide clarity to consumers, highlighting support for 60W or 240W. ... USB-IF is a non-profit industry body that publishes standards for and promotes the USB format.

First off the blocks in the video above is the Icy Box IB-250. This is a 2.5-inch SATA HDD / SSD enclosure with support for USB 3.0, but it's also backwards compatible with USB and USB 2.0.