USB 3.0 Wi-Fi equipment
USB 3.2 gen1
— the presence of at least one USB 3.2 gen1 connector in the design of the device.In this case, we are talking about USB ports designed to connect various external peripherals. Types of supported USB devices and how to use them may vary; they should be specified separately, and as typical examples, one can cite work with a 3G / 4G modem (see "Connecting an Internet (WAN)"), as well as connecting a flash drive or external HDD for file server mode (see "Software features") .
As for the USB 3.2 gen1 version (formerly known as USB 3.0 and USB 3.1 gen1), it is the direct successor of USB 2.0, which, in particular, has increased by 10 times (up to 4.8 Gbps) the maximum data transfer rate and increased power supply. However despite the general popularity, this standard is still relatively rare in Wi-Fi devices — USB 2.0 is enough for many tasks. However, the situation is gradually changing.
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