Visit this web site for an overview of what computer busses are and information about bus categories and interfaces. A page from the Connections site of Rice University, a site that contains collections of free scholarly materials.

This page offers a brief history and description of computer busses. Site maintained by Informationheadquarters.com.

This informational page about the computer bus covers subjects such as bus ABCs, AGP, USB, and bus specifications. Computer Hope.com, a collection of free technical services for computer users, hosts this page.

Explore this index of engineering links to electronic interface bus types. Busses are listed alphabetically, and each page provides some kind of description. Site maintained by LeroyÆs Engineering Web Site, interfacebus.com.

This article discusses how USB 2.0 has brought high speed to most desktop computers and made it possible to work with peripherals such as digital cameras, scanners, mice, and hand devices. The history of USB, its pros and cons, and USB 2.0 in the future are also discussed. Site maintained by PC Magazine, a division of Ziff Davis Publishing Holdings Inc.

This page explains what USB 2.0 has changed and how it has affected Linux. Changes visible to users, driver-visible changes, and the current state of Linux are important points covered on this detailed page. (CANT FIND WEB SITE)

Find the answers to frequently asked questions about USB 2.0 and USB 1.1 at this site. Everythingusb.com is a commercial web site that focuses on the latest technology for the Universal Serial Bus.

Click on the links on this page to learn about bus hierarchy, data and address busses, bus width, bus speed, bus mastering, and the local bus concept. A commercial site from PCGuide.com.

Explore the links on this page to learn more about busses at the processor level. Links are located at the side of the page. A commercial site from PCGuide.com.

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