Sure is, USB1 and USB2 - if you are using an external drive then make sure it is USB2 as it has faster transfer speeds.
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Subject: [Simply Computers] USB
Hi,
Is there a differance in USB ports?? The day might come when I get
an exsternal hard drive so I was just woundering. Jack W.
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I suppose it would be so only if his machine supports v.2.0
Armando
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> Sure is, USB1 and USB2 - if you are using an external drive then
make sure it is USB2 as it has faster transfer speeds. >
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> From: jjwg03 <jjwg03...> > To: simplycomputers2%40yahoogroups.com">simplycomputers2yahoogroups.com > Sent: Friday, 30 March, 2007 4:51:45 PM
> Subject: [Simply Computers] USB
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> Hi,
> Is there a differance in USB ports?? The day might come when I get
> an exsternal hard drive so I was just woundering. Jack W.
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