While connecting an external device to the computer one makes use of the Universal Serial Bus (USB) ports available either in the front or rear side of the motherboard. Once the cable is put in place, it enables easy use of the local area network, or connection between two or more computers. Most of the external peripherals use a USB port for connection with the main computer. Since it is a plug and play system, it can be used for any kind of device as long as the related cable is put in place. The latest versions of USB supports up to 480 Mbps of data transfer which is phenomenally large when compared to the ones available earlier. In order to work faster and for the broadband connection to be fully utilized, USB to an Ethernet adapter needs to be installed. This requires special drives which first have to be put in place following which the user can enjoy unlimited internet access.
Posted by: Wasim Javed
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