Understanding Wireless USB

What was the primary goal of developing Wireless USB?

• To create a new standard for faster data transfer

• To replace all wired connections with wireless ones

• To enable devices to connect without using a dongle

• To make USB compatible with all operating systems

Which of the following was a key feature of Wireless USB?

• It could penetrate walls like Wi-Fi

• It was faster than Ethernet connections

• It operated at speeds similar to USB 3.0

• It required a direct line of sight between devices

Why did Wireless USB struggle to become popular?

• It was too expensive for consumers

• It was released after Wi-Fi and Bluetooth had already become popular

• It was incompatible with most devices

• It required special software to operate

What was one of the alternative technologies that overshadowed Wireless USB?

• Ethernet

• USB 1.0

• Wi-Fi Direct

• FireWire

What was a significant challenge for manufacturers in adopting Wireless USB?

• High production costs

• Lack of consumer interest

• Need for government approval

• Competition from USB 3.0