An on-board header is much less an issue; connecting only the power pins
on a micro-USB connector eliminates data transfer as a defining capability.
Cortland Richmond
On 3/14/2014 12:08 PM, Dward wrote:
The simple fact that it can, at any time, connect to a PC and
download software makes this a Computer Peripheral. It does not
matter how often it can be done, nor how many times it is actually
done, the fact that it can be done and that it is a consumer device makes
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