What happens if you have to charge two devices but only have one cable? Well, if you get one of these uber-fast split Anker ...

As a solution, Intel, alongside other companies like Microsoft and IBM, introduced USB, or the Universal Serial ... older ...

You may already know how to use a USB port on your computer or smart TV, but what about the one on your router? It can turn ...

In the year of our Lord, 2025, is it really that hard to put in the right USB-C port? No, it’s not, and my 35-year-old neck can’t take it anymore. By this point, I think it’s fair for most ...

The most common ports you’ll come across on modern computers are USB, HDMI and ethernet ports, and SD card readers. But to complicate matters, there are also different types of each port, which ...

We previously tested whether all USB-C cables are the same and compared a $9 USB-C cable to a $19 alternative. Both measured six feet in length, but the cheaper one was much thinner and lighter.

Serial Cables adapters such as the x8 slot – x8 E3 vertical Gen 6 adapter, x8 slot – x8 E3 vertical Gen 6 adapter with Quarch PAM mezzanine, and Gen 6 x16 to 4 x8 MCIO adapter, allow customers ...

USB first hit the market in 1996 with USB 1.0, intending to disrupt a market where the most commonly available I/O solution for anything more robust than a mouse or keyboard was the parallel port ...

A USB-C port with support for Thunderbolt means that a single cable is all you need to push power and transfer a large amount of information (up to and including video data for two 60Hz 4K ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. After many, many years of competing I/O standards, the introduction of USB (short for Universal Serial Bus) in the late '90s was welcome.

Cut the USB cable or cables you wish to splice at the designed length using a wire cutter. Cut a 1-inch section of the plastic sheathing from the end of each wire segment using a razor blade. Make ...

A USB is always 5 volts, this does not vary but the output in terms of amps does. To charge a phone and run it as a satnav without losing charge you need to have a USB out put of at least 1.5 amps ...