SHARPALIN High Speed 80 feet USB Extension Cable, USB 2.0 Male to Female 480 Mbps with Built-in Signal Boosted to Connect Keyboard, Scanner, Printers, Webcam

USB is one of the most common types of computer cables. Printers, external drives, webcams, cell phones, digital SLR cameras, all rely on USB. So, if you want to move your device, let's say your printer, over here it should be pretty straightforward, right? Wrong. It's actually complicated, but we'll show you how you can do it easily and in less than five minutes. Normally when trying to traverse long distances you can simply buy a longer cable or an extension cable, however, with USB this doesn't always work, and to find out, we're going to have to dig in. USB was designed to give back and forth communication between your device and the host machine. In other words, your printer and your computer have to talk to each other. This back and forth communication has to happen in 26 nanoseconds or less, the same speed as a nuclear reaction. Even though the data's traveling at a blazing 192,0