Computex 2015 - With the world fighting for USB 3.1 Type-C and Type-A to be integrated into all products, ASUS has taken a different route with one of its motherboard options, producing the world's first reversible USB 2.0 onboard port.
A little weird yes and you might be thinking of it as old technology and useless. However, this could mean amazing applications in budget motherboards and office systems - no longer will you rock up to work, school or university and fiddle around with your presentation for 10 minutes trying to plug your USB key in.
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The motherboard on display here is the Z97-K/USB 3.1 - also featuring USB 3.1 support, this USB 2.0 reversible feature is a handy addition along with the fact that most motherboards and accessories currently house extremely limited USB 3.1 Type-C ports either way.
