teenage engineering Accessory USB Cable (2.5', Type C to Type A)

USB the universal way to connect the devices together until recently anyway the move to USB type-c has meant that some devices now just use USB type-c like this laptop it's exclusively USB type-c and there's no way to plug in USB type a devices unless a dongle is used and this has meant that we're in a sort of awkward transitional phase where some devices use USB type-c of devices don't and some you just don't want to upgrade and that's not a solution so in this video i'm going to be showing you how to convert the older USB type a devices into being type c it's not particularly difficult but you're doing to be quite precise so let's get to it USB has been around for well over 20 years and has had quite a few updates through its lifetime the first version of USB introduced the connector that we're all familiar with and inside featured a pair of wires for power and another pair for data i