USB

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A USB is a device which you can store raw information on.You can plug it into any device (mostly PC) I have one which is used for my Homework others may use oit for work like my dad. There is different types of USB's like a portable hardrives. You can also get USB analyzers which can connect to orignal USB's. 😜  wikipedia.com


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 DON'T FORGET TO COMMENT WHAT YOU USE YOUR USB FOR!


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