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What does USB stand for?
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What does USB stand for?
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USB stands for: Universal Serial Bus.
They are typically used to store and transfer data between devices.
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USB stands for Universal Serial Bus. This means that you can plug in many different appliances into one port without having to find a appliance that fits a "certain" port.
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