USB ports 3 are the latest version of the universal serial bus (USB) standard that allows you to connect various devices to your computer. USB port 3 offer many advantages over the previous versions, such as faster data transfer speeds, more power delivery, and better compatibility. In this blog post, we will explain what USB ports 3 are, how they differ from USB ports 2 and 1, and what benefits they can bring to your computing experience.
What are USB ports 3?
USB ports 3 are also known as USB 3.0 or SuperSpeed USB. They were introduced in 2008 and became widely available in 2010. USB port 3 has a blue color inside the port to distinguish them from the older versions. They also have a different shape and pin configuration than USB ports 2 and 1.
How do USB ports 3 differ from USB ports 2 and 1?
USB ports 3 have several features that make them superior to USB ports 2 and 1. Here are some of the main differences:
- Speed: USB port 3 can transfer data at up to 5 gigabits per second (Gbps), which is ten times faster than USB port 2 (480 megabits per second or Mbps) and twenty times faster than USB ports 1 (12 Mbps). This means you can copy files, stream videos, or backup your data much faster with USB ports
