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History
Like all innovation, USB has actually progressed gradually. Despite being a 
"Universal" Serial Bus, in its 18-or-so years on the marketplace it has actually 
generated multiple variations with different link rates and also numerous, 
lots of types of cables.
The USB Implementers Discussion forum, the group of companies that 
oversees the standard, is fully mindful of this problem, which it wants to fix 
with a brand-new sort of cable television referred to as Type-C. This plug is 
developed to replace USB Type-An and also Type-B ports of all dimensions on 
phones, tablet computers, computer systems, as well as other peripherals. 
Type-C will support the brand-new, quicker USB 3.1 specification with area to 
expand past that as data transfer rises.
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Type-A: The standard flat, 
rectangular interface that you 
find on one end of nearly 
every USB Charging  Cables. 
Most computers have multiple 
USB-A ports for connecting 
peripherals. You’ll find them 
on game consoles, TVs, and 
other devices too. This cable 
only inserts in one way.
Type-B: An almost 
square connector, 
mostly used for 
printers and other 
powered devices that 
connect to a computer. 
They’re not very 
common these days, 
as most devices have 
moved onto a smaller 
connection.
Mini-USB: A smaller connector 
type that was standard for 
mobile devices before micro-
USB. While not as common 
today, you’ll still see these on 
some cameras, the PlayStation 
3 controller, MP3 players, and 
similar.
Micro-USB: The current 
standard (though slowly 
declining in popularity) 
for mobile and portable 
devices, which is even 
smaller than mini-USB. 
While you’ll still find 
micro-USB on all sorts of 
smartphones, tablets, 
USB battery packs, and 
game controllers, some 
have moved onto USB-C 
Cables. 
USB-C Cables-The newest USB 
standard, this is a reversible 
cable that promises higher 
transfer rates and more power 
than previous USB types. It’s 
also capable of juggling multiple 
functions. You’ll see it on many 
new laptops and smartphones, 
including the MacBook, Pixel 
phones, and Nintendo Switch 
Pro Controller. 
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