Any idea why they are going with USB 2.0 instead of 3.0? By the time these get to market and are readily available, 3.0 will be the new standard. Why stress the "always up-to-date" with cloud computing, then put in an out-going technology with 2.0?
Cr-48 already reads SD and MicroSD cards as well as USB thumb drives. Various users have connected USB mice & keyboards to their Cr-48s. Printers (due to the nearly infinite number of drivers) currently rely on "cloud print technology."Will there be USB Chrome software support for, say, a data stick or an external mouse or a printer?
Connect a printer to Google Cloud Printwhat is "cloud print technology"?
according to Google Cloud Print Helpwhat is "cloud print technology"?