The things you have mentioned are interfaces. There are only three buses and these are Address, Data and the control bus
because serial bus moves in single way where parallel bus moves in different ways.
USB port (Universal Serial Bus) replaces the parallel port
Universal Serial Bus (USB) is a serial bus standard to interface devices to a host computer.
A Parallel bus has a relatively large number of wires bundled together that enable data to be transferred in parallel. This increases the throughput, or rate of data transfer, between the peripheral and the computer. A Serial bus can be defined as a transmission path over which the participants transmit their data serially, sequentially in time, and using a common medium. In the case of serial transmission, only a single communication link for transferring data from any given end to another one. In the case of parallel transmission, we use multiple numbers of parallel links for the simultaneous transmission of all the data bits in the network.
serial buses take up much less space seeing as though they only need 2 lines (send & return)
A bus consists of wires which is used to transfer data either in serial or parallel transmission.
It depends on the serial bit rate versus the parallel strobe cycle time but, in general, a parallel interface is faster than a serial interface. However, modern USB, Firewire, and SATA interfaces are very fast, and might be considered faster.
Depends, is the device serial or parallel?
parallel
No,you can drive a bus,but you can go into the bus.
Most signals are transmitted on a bus which is, as you might imagine, a "highway" for information. A serial bus is a single "lane" that has a control structure at each end to control what information gets to travel down the bus next and sends the information to the correct device at the end. A parallel busis like a multi-lane highway. Information is sent all at once. Usually parallel interfaces try to have enough "paths" for the information so that all the information can be transmitted simultaneously.
Universal Serial Bus was created in 1996.