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LarryLook
Some cables that plug into your computer's usb port are rated for usb 2.0.
I'm talking about printer cables and extension cables (for short cables that
go to printer and other peripherals). Can an older cable, such as an
extension cable (that just gives you more length) that was not rated for usb
2.0 really slow things down much? In other words will it work and carry the
information as fast or nearly as fast as a newer cable that says "designed
for usb 2.0 connection"? Or if I have a usb 2.0 rated device (camera,
printer etc) is it important for me to spend more money on a cable that
where the packaging says "designed for usb 2.0 devices"?
I'm talking about printer cables and extension cables (for short cables that
go to printer and other peripherals). Can an older cable, such as an
extension cable (that just gives you more length) that was not rated for usb
2.0 really slow things down much? In other words will it work and carry the
information as fast or nearly as fast as a newer cable that says "designed
for usb 2.0 connection"? Or if I have a usb 2.0 rated device (camera,
printer etc) is it important for me to spend more money on a cable that
where the packaging says "designed for usb 2.0 devices"?