Although USB 1.1 had the same maximum transfer speed as USB 1.0, it maintained a consistent 12 Mbps rate, which was necessary for demanding peripherals like printers and external storage devices.

and one that marked the start of an industry-wide revolution (USB Type-C Cable and Connector 1.0, now 1.1). In this article, let's take a closer look at the application architecture impact of the USB ...