Modern firmware interface replacing traditional BIOS.

RAM without an intermediate register or buffer.

Memory architecture shared between CPU and GPU.

SSD using a 2.5-inch-style cable connection to PCIe/NVMe.

Portable flash storage connected through USB.

Internal motherboard connector for USB ports.

Uninterruptible Power Supply.

Battery providing backup energy in a UPS.

Monitor with a wider-than-standard aspect ratio.

Cable carrying display signals through USB-C capabilities.

Display receiving video through USB-based technology.

Thin, lightweight laptop category.

Universal Flash Storage standard.

Reversible USB connector commonly used on modern devices.

Universal Asynchronous Receiver-Transmitter.

Early USB specification.

USB specification commonly supporting up to 480 Mbps signaling.

USB generation commonly associated with 5-Gbps signaling.

USB generation with higher-speed modes than USB 3.0.

USB generation supporting multiple transfer configurations.

Modern USB standard supporting high-speed data and display tunneling.

Chip managing multiple USB ports.

Hardware controlling USB host communication.

Hardware enabling a device to communicate over USB.

Standard for negotiating higher power over USB-C.

Abbreviation for USB Power Delivery.

USB On-The-Go technology enabling device-to-device connections.

Cable used for USB data or power connections.

Cable extending the reach of a USB connection.

Device adapting one USB connector or interface to another.

Hub providing multiple connections through USB-C.

Universal Serial Bus interface

Hardware adapting a USB connection

Hardware managing USB communication

Device expanding USB connections

Physical USB connector

Hardware controlling USB host operations