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February 13th 07, 02:07 PM
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Does USB "connector" = socket or plug or both?
Can you explain the what the term "connector" refers to?
I would have *guessed* that "connector" refers to bothe the socket and the plug. But when I look at a chart of USB plug and socket dimensions then I see "connector" being used to describe only the socket. See http://www.us-electronics.com/files/usbconnectors.pdf. What is the correct usage of the term "connector" with respect to computers? 
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