You may have noticed that I didn’t list any USB cables here. I don’t really have that many here. Well, I only have one and I think that’s pretty rare. If you have a USB cable with a black wire and it’s going to your computer, I would strongly recommend against it. It almost seemed like someone was hiding that black wire. I’ve heard the USB cable is basically the same as the micro cable, but I’m not sure if that’s true.
Well, I suppose the USB cable could be a little more reliable. For example, there are a bunch of USB cables that have the actual black wires. So when you plug this in, it may be able to pull itself into the right computer cable slot. I am not sure if this is the case. But I’m just giving you my two cents.
Well, if you think about it, the USB cable is basically just a regular cable, but with black wires. It doesnt need to be a black wire.
I have a USB cable that is black, and I have two USB cables. On one of the cables the wires are actually black, and on the other cable the wires are not. I guess the black wires are just for the USB signal.
I don’t know if it does or not, but I think this is how the USB cables are categorized in the USB specification.
So, if you were to plug in a USB cable into a computer and then plug it into an external USB drive, it would be categorized as a black and a blue cable.
No, the USB cable doesn’t have to be black. It’s just the type of signal that was originally used. Some USB cables are black, some are blue, and some are white. The signal is just that the blue and red wires. Most USB connectors are rated for both red and blue. The USB cable has to be black though.
I had to look a little harder than that to find the black cable.
The USB cable has black and blue wires that are used to connect to a computer. The signal is still a single-headed signal, meaning it is still a single-headed signal, but it is more balanced. A single-headed signal is a signal that is connected from a computer to a USB drive. That means the USB cable does not have to be connected to the computer in order to be plugged into an USB drive.
