I do have one, but it's in the same place as the usb cable.

Yes, i think there's some confusion about the usb port.

The no streaming kinda sucks, but maybe not a deal killer with the usb.

Shame you ruined the article with the misinformation about the usb cable.

I'm very confused by what you mean by non-standard usb.

I just plugged my normal usb cable into it and it worked fine.

They can be connected either via serial port, usb or directly plugged into the network.

How they transfer files is with usb sticks.

You still have to charge the phone, so im sure the usb cord will be there.

Four way ergonomic stand with usb hub.

Press f12 to use boot options and select usb boot device.

I love that all my smart phones (and my earpieces) use micro usb.

The tool from the first page didn't recognize my usb HD, would only work with flash devices.

Hook it up via mini usb.

The micro usb port can also act as a host and you can hook up external drives too it.

Way to ignore the free, ready-out-of-the-box 4G tethering over usb.

PS3 and a cheap usb keyboard does the trick...

Fishy isn't even a real fish, but rather a usb port with a plastic covering shaped like a goldfish.

European power and usb plugs?

It connects to TiVo with both coax and usb.

Bought a netbook last week because tablets (iPad is a tablet) can't export to a usb.

MS is hardcore about protecting the internal design, and the algorithms, but could care less how its used via a usb port etc.

My car has a usb input, I use a flash drive for my in car listening so can't comment on the volume issue.

Your point is valid about the custom usb port shape but people have been saying that for ages even against apple and their custom connections.

You mean, like have to have the adapter with you in order to take advantage of the ubiquitous micro usb chargers out there?

The first version of the Universal Serial Bus was created in 1995.

Yet whatever progress it brings, the universal serial bus will not eliminate every port found today, in part because its top speed is limited.

The new operating system supports an easy-to-use hardware plug-in technology called a universal serial bus.

Just about any computer that you buy today comes with one or more Universal Serial Bus connectors.

Two Universal Serial Bus ports are also included, but not the software to make them work.

It is a complementary technology to Universal Serial Bus, but with a higher bandwidth.

Universal Serial Bus also met that standard.

It has Universal Serial Bus connectivity and a mass of 224 grams.

K-9 Mark IV's interfaces include at least one universal serial bus port.

Even though the list of companies endorsing the universal serial bus is an impressive one, support for it is less than universal.

Q. I heard computer makers are coming out with a new version of the Universal Serial Bus soon.

The Universal Serial Bus has finally pulled into the station, pushed along by the release of Windows 98.

The documentation says that Universal Serial Bus cameras and those with dedicated capture cards should work better.

Next year's machines are also likely to include the Universal Serial Bus, which allows faster links to peripherals.

The Universal Serial Bus has the following features:

Data from the imaging spectrometer are transferred to a computer via universal serial bus interface for signal processing and display of results.

USB port The universal serial bus is a popular interface, but works only with newer operating systems.

The Universal Serial Bus gives you a single, standardized, easy-to-use way to connect up to 127 devices to a computer.

It also would be the one-year anniversary of Apple adopting Universal Serial Bus.

The recharging base is likely to have Universal Serial Bus connection ports for a keyboard and a mouse.

Universal Serial Bus or USB, is a computer bus standard.

For information on the power provided by standard USB, see Universal Serial Bus.

Similarly, the Universal Serial Bus protocol is also intended to connect a single computer to multiple peripheral devices.

Universal Serial Bus (moderate-speed, for connecting peripherals to computers)

USB Universal serial bus.