Is Usb 2.0 Backwards Compatible With 1.0?
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So, at the end of the summer im looking to buy a PSP. However, reading the specs off Newegg, i notice that its USB 2.0 (mini-B).
Im pretty sure i dont have 2.0 on my computer (No use for it) so is it backwards compatible (with the slower speeds ofcourse)? Just so i can put music on it and stuff...
Im pretty sure i dont have 2.0 on my computer (No use for it) so is it backwards compatible (with the slower speeds ofcourse)? Just so i can put music on it and stuff...
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The more i think about it, the more im getting excited, im basically getting alot of the things i want in one small package. Now if only i had more money... (I have about $110 right now)
I have a wired network in my home already. Is it possible to add <a href='http://www.linksys.com/servlet/Satellite?childpagename=US%2FLayout&packedargs=c%3DL_Product_C2%26cid%3D1115416827926&pagename=Linksys%2FCommon%2FVisitorWrapper' target='_blank'>this</a> to one of my ports on my existing router and have it interact with my PSP?
If that wont work, is there another product that will do that?
You need a wireless access point. I think the PSP is 802.1b/g compatable, I don't know, you'd have to check that yourself.
All a bridge does is pass data between its two ends, so any data that it receives on the wireless side will pass to the xBASE-T port and vice versa.
The router would see it as a single device and so long as you only have one device talking to it you would be fine... If you wanted to connect multiple devices over the wireless network you might have a problem.