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USB is an awesome standard. I was into computers well before USB saw the light of day and when it was announced, even with it's mere 11 to 54Mbit transfer speeds, the idea of finally having a true universal (serial) bus was amazing. Looking back at the 20 years, I think it's one of the more successful standards that the consumer and professional has had.It was a little scary when they introduced USB 3.0 with different connectors (luckily backwards compatible) and in my opinion USB 3.1 shouldn't have been released at all and not at this point in time.
USB is an awesome standard. I was into computers well before USB saw the light of day and when it was announced, even with it's mere 11 to 54Mbit transfer speeds, the idea of finally having a true universal (serial) bus was amazing. Looking back at the 20 years, I think it's one of the more successful standards that the consumer and professional has had.
It was a little scary when they introduced USB 3.0 with different connectors (luckily backwards compatible) and in my opinion USB 3.1 shouldn't have been released at all and not at this point in time.
