A technician is tasked with connecting an external hard drive to a computer system that requires data transfer and also frequent unplugging. The hard drive contains a microUSB 3.0 port. Which of the following reasons best explains the manufacturer's choice of including this specific port on the hard drive?
To use a less common standard to enhance the security of the data on the external hard drive.
Because it is the most modern connector, mandated by the latest computing device standards.
To enable faster data transfers and power the drive through the same connection, while allowing compatibility with older systems.
To provide multiple concurrent video outputs via the external hard drive.