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USB OTG
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USB OTG
(USB On The Go) An enhancement to USB that enables portable USB devices to be cabled directly together without the need for a PC in between. Fully compliant with USB 2.0, USB OTG devices began to ship in 2002. These "dual-role" devices can also connect to a PC, but when cabled to each other, an automatic negotiation makes one the host and the other the peripheral. See USB.
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Worldwide Computer Products News-15 November 2004-Sitecom launches CN-230 USB On-The-Go Cable and CN-131 Copy Box(C)1995-2004 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD http://www.
Sitecom launches CN-230 USB On-The-Go Cable and CN-131 Copy Box by Worldwide Computer Products News
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