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Standard USB B devices can connect to USB 2.0 hosts by using a USB 2.0 A-to-B cable, which is compatible with the USB 3.0 B port on the device.
USB 3.0 seeks to remedy this situation with an offshoot of the USB B connector called the Powered B connector. When paired with a Powered B-compatible device, USB 3.0 accessories can draw their power from the device just like from a host. The Powered B male plug is only available hard-wired to devices that specifically support it; there are no Powered B cables.