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XD9999OP
#1
What do you call that
1. Connects your PSP to your PC?
2. Connects your external DVD-ROM to your PC?
equitypetey
#2
do you want the actual term for each different sub species to the standard usb connection.i have no clue, some would say i'm a geek but i still don't know the answer to that question and i'm not that bothered as most people don't know ether and even if i new the correct terms the majority of people would only understand if you say "hey pass me that usb cable, no not that one, the one with the small/fat/special end" so the knowledge of such a subject would actually set me back in social understanding.but it might still be cool to find out :Poh i just googled it and its boring and looking at it i already knew this information but had forgotten it as it served no purpose.there are your four standard usb connections and they areA (standard rectangle shape)
B (the fat one that is normally used on connection to printers and the like)
mini B (the small one that is used on things like mp3 players)
4pin mini B (a really small one that is not all that often seen)hope that cleared things up for you
Loonylion
#3
mini B is often used on mobile phones and stuff like that.
XD9999OP
#4
Ok..so we use a A-type plug for the external DVD rom and a mini B-plug? for psp.
equitypetey
#5
i don't know all my external drives have always used B so the cable i needed for it was a A to B usb cable.
why this question are you looking to buy a new cable
Loonylion
#6
XD9999 · #4Ok..so we use a A-type plug for the external DVD rom and a mini B-plug? for psp.
All the types have A on one end, For the DVD-drive I would suggest a 'B' is most likely, for the PSP either a mini-B or a 4-pin mini-B, probably the former.
equitypetey
#7
loony well done for repeating what i just said, do i really not exist
Loonylion
#8

Replying to #7

Wasn't specifically ignoring you, was elaborating on what you said (i.e you didn't mention what the PSP might use) and correcting something he seemed confused about (i.e the 'A' plug)
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