Note also another poster’s observation (Adrian at Aug8:18 AM) which seems to mirror mine. So I believe even considering the qualifier, “… on most machines…”, it is still incorrect. I made no special requests to Dell regarding the configuration of the workstation and in fact there was no discussion of the USB ports at all, it’s just a standard workstation–though I did order extra RAM and HDD space and a faster CPU. (I see the “this device can perform faster.” message when plugging into the slower ports in the rear with commensurately slower speeds and the absence of the message with commensurately faster speeds when plugging into the two faster ports in the rear or the two in the front.) I just bought a new Dell workstation a month ago and there are eight USB ports and it seems the two in front and two of the six in back of the box are USB 2.0 while the remainder are 1.1.
I do not believe the introductory information from the site host, Leo Notenboom, in his introduction is correct: “… on most machines the presence of ‘Enhanced’, even only once, means that all USB ports are USB 2.0 ports …”
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