• ursup,
• ashop,
• eshop,
• uup,
• usurpe,
• csp,
• uspply,
• uppe,
• oseph,
• inspir,
• ujp,
• outpu,
• usd,
• uyp,
• uyse,
• usul,
• cousp,
• uesd,
• 40usd,
• assap,
• usps,
• ust,
• uspide,
• useig,
• usp,
• uspport,
• usdd,
• uese,
• cspe,
• kospi,
• ossip,
• uswd,
• usy,
• tsp,
• uspc,
• usi,
• ucy,
• asper,
• upp,
• fsp,
• asspa,
• escap,
• uip,
• eurpe,
• usn,
• ausd,
• asump,
• psp,
• usb,
• uswe,
• esape,
• usaby,
• uspet,
• sp,
• userp,
• islip,
• ucp,
• aslep,
• escpe,
• aspie,
• espom,
• aspro,
• lsp,
• gsp,
• isup,
• msp,
• nsp,
• usm,
• uss,
• usr,
• uesr,
• upsurp,
• 2tsp,
• use,
• usry,
• ush,
• uop,
• issp,
• ursurp,
• usuper,
• jusp,
• usly,
• buspar,
• usrr,
• esp,
• usa,
• uopir,
• asasp,
• uso,
• aseep

Universal Serial Bus (USB) is a cable standard used to interface communication between computers and peripherals. It was developed in the mid-1990s to replace legacy serial ports. Its widespread usefulness and flexibility in the home, office, and automotive sectors have led to its popularity. USB devices come in many shapes and sizes and are used for numerous purposes from transferring data, charging batteries, and connecting peripherals to industrial applications and diagnostic tools. USB plugs and receptacles come in a variety of form factors, allowing for universal compatibility across many combinations of connectors and devices. USB also provides for easy data transfer and device connection, as well as power management features.