It will be re-branded as USB 3.1c revision 2L-4

@9000888sora

4 жыл бұрын

And linus from LTT will complain and show the obvious flaws with the naming system.

@PWingert1966

3 жыл бұрын

Actually, it will be USB 3.1c revision 2L-4 2020.07.1 version 2004 release 13861.07 July Q2H1. Oh sorry! I thought we were talking about the next Windows 10 release!

My favorite connector is the 110 outlet. Hasn’t changed once in my entire life. Expect USB4 to be obsolete in a few years.

@mindaugas700

4 жыл бұрын

But it is not universal its different in usa, Europe and UK.

@TheJudge064

4 жыл бұрын

I hope USB4 will be obsolete in a few years. I have greater hopes for USB C though

@tamirkarniely6913

3 жыл бұрын

I ~love~ the USB B which is at 100% unnecessary (fact, not an opinion). It was replaced by the USB C.

@Dextermorga

3 жыл бұрын

Us 110v is death trap ! Nothing to be proud off

@tomonabudget

3 жыл бұрын

Edison plug. In use since the commercialization of electricity. Or Shrader valve for interfacing pneumatics.

1:10 How did they manage to make such a horrible mess? "Old name", "New name", what the hell? What kind of idiot approved that?

@tofu_golem

4 жыл бұрын

Hi, I see that you have never met an engineer before. I kind of envy you.

@peterbreis5407

4 жыл бұрын

Still remember a horde of HP Engineers proudly launching their incoherently named new Laserprinter, which they proudly told us had not been touched by (yuck) "Designers". My mate and I instantly exchanged looks and laughed. It was the original Homer Simpson car!

@JacobWilson777

4 жыл бұрын

Must be Americans

@AJ-ox8xy

4 жыл бұрын

Engineers bro...not known for rhetorical thought.

@JacobWilson777

4 жыл бұрын

It reminds me of the metric system debacle

We are even not getting USB c on all devices and we are talking about USB 4

@stsr11

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah, you get the feeling they've already invented everything up to USB107 and have put them away in a draw to bring out at the right time.

@iair-conditiontheoutsideai3076

4 жыл бұрын

This is an IOS user issue I don't know one Android user these days who does not have at least some version on USB-C

@TigerTT

4 жыл бұрын

The funny thing is that USB-C actually made charging more confusing sometimes because certain devices that fast charge require you to insert the cable on a specific side and not just any side like shown in the video.

@iair-conditiontheoutsideai3076

4 жыл бұрын

@@TigerTT I have not heard of that I think that might apply to specific Android phones

@Chrisp707-

4 жыл бұрын

@@iair-conditiontheoutsideai3076 what he said isn't true at all

My favorite connector : 3.5mm headphone jack 😁😁

@JonathanFigueroa

4 жыл бұрын

You typed it before I did. Best connection ever.

@Talk_and_Reaction

4 жыл бұрын

same

@TigerTT

4 жыл бұрын

Same,I'm not using bluetooth for everything until they make full sized bluetooth gaming headsets with like 100 hour battery life and no latency.

@iair-conditiontheoutsideai3076

4 жыл бұрын

Waste of space if you want to use wired head phone use a dongle

@awp20rokhum

4 жыл бұрын

Myth

USB-C is my favorite connector. I love the fact that it's reversible. Its small size makes one port type work on many difference of size devices. It's much more durable than ports like micro USB. It's such a versatile Port where it can be used for so many different things, I can't wait to see laptops that have 4 to 6 USB-C Thunderbolt ports on them and nothing else, so you can use those for ports for whatever you want... charge, transfer data, drive 4 external displays. When you have four ports on your laptop and they're all different types you are limited what you can do what those four ports. But my biggest problem with USB-C is their implementation of the c to c cable spec... every C to C cable should be exactly the same. It's hard enough for consumers to understand the differences in the USB-C ports on their devices, but they also have to understand that there are different types of USB C to C cables... some are just data cables and some support Thunderbolt and DisplayPort alt mode. It is an absolute frustrating mess for most consumers. Then us in IT or tech savvy people have to try to explain this mess to our friends, family, coworkers, or customers.

@uzairarshad4231

4 жыл бұрын

Jeff Martinson MacBook Pro already has only four USB C ports though

@eliadbu

4 жыл бұрын

If all USB c cables were the same you would have to pay quite a lot for simple phone charging cable. Just look for what you need and buy it no need to have advanced expensive cable for things you don't use.

@KioMilenium

4 жыл бұрын

USB4 to the rescue

@fuseteam

4 жыл бұрын

that's usb c is not a spec its a plug usb4 cables might resolve that as usb4 is a spec that uses the usb c plug

@aizfaizie919

4 жыл бұрын

An exception that for a mobile phone. Miss 3.5mm jack.

My favorite connector was Magsafe 2.0. It saved my Macbook Air a couple times when classmates tripped over it. Really wish Apple didn't kill it off, but I'm still rockin it.

@iyazakhtar

4 жыл бұрын

Big fan of Magsafe as well. It saved my laptop a good number of times.

@onseki1774

2 жыл бұрын

magsafe is genius I don't know what they were thinking

Rj-45 Ethernet connector for me. Brings me back to my early days of hand splicing connectors for computers in schools. That satisfying clicky sound and seeing the activity LEDs going.

Firewire 800 was a game changer for me back in 05 with my DV cam home movies haha

@campkira

4 жыл бұрын

a;lotofmy old pc still only had 2.0......

@BarHRanch

4 жыл бұрын

The had to get a 400 to 800 adapter.

I'm geeking out *so hard* right now because it finally sounds like USB4 is going to fix a lot of the issues that the original USB-C launch was plagued with. That being said, I've been all in with USB-C since it was announced; it's so great to have both my laptops, my phone, my earbuds, and my powerbank all use the same cable. Can't wait for more manufacturers to get on board with USB4 utilizing the USB-C shape!

@lifedeath413

4 жыл бұрын

It would be nice if they slowly phase it in over 2-4 years. Reason: general public have a slow adaptation rate.

@resonanceofambition

4 жыл бұрын

Turns out they are going to implement three different speeds.

@JamesTFaile

4 жыл бұрын

I feel your joy but also want to add how great it is to be able to charge my phone and Switch from the same charger.

RCA connectors are pretty amazing. Been around since the 1940's and are still being used today on brand new electronics. Universal, ubiquitous, color coded, reversible, and capable of everything from analog audio to digital video and even electrical power delivery.

I really wish more time had been spent to make usb c a better physical connection. Had a couple phones now where the click/latching is already worn out when they're plugged in, and sometimes the connector can detach without me realizing. Lightning doesn't seem to do this even on 3 year old devices. Other than that def happy to see something that makes usb a incompatible, please send that port to the history books

@footballtalk4857

4 жыл бұрын

For me usb c has a great physical connection my friends that had iPhones had to buy like five cables because that would break so quick until they got the new note 10 plus

The obsolete Optical Toslink is my favorite cable for audio. I've been using it since 1995 to record CDs to minidisc.

@iyazakhtar

4 жыл бұрын

Nice call

@mrlightwriter

3 жыл бұрын

And I still use it to connect my tv to stereo speakers. I love it.

Wouldn’t life be so much easier is every single device took just one design of cable 🤔

@Ag3nt0fCha0s

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah, USB C. Wall plugs need to be just a whole bunch of maybe 5 USB C ports together, plug a phone into 1, but a fridge or oven takes all 5 because it needs the power. Thing the prongs on your plug are usb c. Also, all devices can be smart and wifi connections are only for mobile tech.

@LaurenceReeves

4 жыл бұрын

Wouldn't life be easier if everyone spoke the same language? It's the same with everything, there's always someone somewhere that thinks they can do something better.

@bulldozer8950

4 жыл бұрын

Ha. Good one. Why would they do that when they can have 40 different connectors huh?

@BloodRedeemed

4 жыл бұрын

Laurence Reeves my sentiments exactly.

The old parallel cables we use to use for printers was great. So many uses.

I loved eSATA! I have a lot of legacy eSATA stuff and I'm even still running a PC that has one eSATA port built into the back I/O of the motherboard.

The nine pin connector on my ancient joystick (TV gaming) that brought me hours of joy ♥

@WeAreAllLemmings

4 жыл бұрын

That 9 pin controller port is one of my favorites too. Just dont plug a sega gensis controller into a commodore 64 even though they both use the same connector! it could cause a short circut, breaking your machine.

@iamdave84

4 жыл бұрын

I think the connector is called DB9. It was most commonly used for serial devices.

I enjoyed the DB9 (Com Port) for many years. Soldered hundreds of them. The USB type A is my current fav. Notable mention -- M2 drive socket !

Favourite connector (4:03)? I liked how the VGA ports came with screws for an extra secure fit. If you tripped up over anything though, the whole device or port housing came along.

@PendelSteven

Жыл бұрын

See my comment. Concerning secure connections I prefer RJ-45 / XLR.

Very infromative, thanks

This sounds great! Can’t wait for late 2020

Its now Sept 2021 and hardly anybody has even heard of the spec much less actually seen it being sold. Its a Unicorn.

Can we just stop on USB-3 for a moment? This “Universal” serial bus is so NOT “universal”, it’s getting ridiculous.

@tinymetaltrees

4 жыл бұрын

Rick Jasper thanks. I knew I didn’t need to write that comment, just scroll a bit.

@lie01234

4 жыл бұрын

It is named Universal Serial Bus, It was never name Universal "PORT". Hopefully you see the difference. The only thing that is suppose to be "Universal is the protocol language it use. Example USB 1.1 protocol is backward compatible with newer USB 3.1 gen 2 protocol. The connector Type C, Type B, and Type A are only physical.

@HopelessXzavier

4 жыл бұрын

@@lie01234 but also they have a stupid amount of variations with no good reason. Why use a micro usb A anymore with C out, yet everyone uses A or B still. So lets release usb 4 when everyone has yet to convert to even usb B micro.

@lie01234

4 жыл бұрын

@@HopelessXzavier The reason for slow adoption of new type C port is due to cost. If it were cheaper the adoption rate would be higher but it's not.

@TabalugaDragon

4 жыл бұрын

yeah exactly, when I tried connecting a hub to connect a display to my 3.1 type c the display didn't even work!

Sounds like a rebranding of thunderbolt 3.

@iAjayIND

4 жыл бұрын

It is, indeed. Intel owns Thunderbolt protocol and back in 2017, they made it loyalty free via USB4. But not all features were given. Intel still want to earn royalties for certain features especially from some companies, like Apple. Because you know, research and development requires money.

@TechTroppy

4 жыл бұрын

@@iAjayIND do you know if usb4 implements egpu support like thunderbolt

@iAjayIND

4 жыл бұрын

@@TechTroppy USB4 doesn't support external PCIe, it's a thunderbolt feature.

@fuseteam

4 жыл бұрын

@@iAjayIND interesting so only the data transfer protocol was given

@iAjayIND

4 жыл бұрын

@@fuseteamaudio, video output as well as USB power delivery is also there.

Quality vid - Cheers for sharing !!! :)

A "Top 5 slim programming keyboards" would be nice. I'm always on the look out for a nice slim keyboard for programming but they are difficult to find. Nearly all slim keyboards have a deal breaking flaw: - Fn key where a Ctrl should be (Mac, hint hint); - no dedicated media keys (us programmers need our function keys always accessible and pressing two buttons at the same time for play/pause is inefficient); - weird arrow keys, either too small or surrounded by page up/down; - clicky switches that increase the chance of office murder by 100% :); - weird placement of the right ctrl key in relation to the / key (ctrl + / is a frequently used shortcut to comment a line of code); I know of only two keyboards that satisfy some of this requirements but are kind of expensive and rare in certain regions. The Microsoft Surface Keyboard that i can't find in my country and the new Logitech MX Keys that also has illuminated keys, but it is impossible to find any Logitech keyboard with the US layout in the EU. The ThinkPad keyboard does not count because it is $300! :) Also, the person that invented the "US Intl" layout should be ashamed!

My fave connector?: 4k HDMI. Clear stereo sound and 4K vid! Super nice!

USB4’s first anniversary was yesterday. It’s been a full year since it launched, and we still don’t have a single USB4 device...

@johnstorton

3 жыл бұрын

I haven't even seen a USB4 flash drive.

Isn’t there already a usb connect just with the thing in the middle and a regular port and you get it right every time because it’s impossible to mess up because I’m pretty sure JBL has a cable like that for one of their speakers

*I AM THE STRONGEST MAN ALIVE* I can plug in a USB A correctly in the first try *you are clearly stronger*

@a.accioly

4 жыл бұрын

Chuck Norris can plug in USB A cables on the first attempt.

@jeepdude7359

4 жыл бұрын

One would think that you have a 50/50 shot of getting it right, but no. I seem to always get it wrong.

@rizalassyfiya2133

4 жыл бұрын

Usb4 is useless until it can be plugged correctly by eye closed

@terrymcmiller3513

4 жыл бұрын

@@a.accioly Chuck Norris can plug in a usb-A cable no matter how he turns it!

@user-jt1jv8vl9r

4 жыл бұрын

@@rizalassyfiya2133 Like a magnetic connector that you only need to bring close and it pulls the cable into place.

I think the whole USB C thing that eliminated inserting the wrong way was a game changer for me. I'm remembering all the way back to parallel ports and trying to reach behind the dot matrix printer to connect it.

The NES controller connector was the first connector I used. Better design than USB type A!

@LordGryllwotth

4 жыл бұрын

Dude. You forgot the RCA! 360 connection!

Concerning connectors in general: XLR, but if we're talking computers only: RJ-45. Basicly they are connector that you can plugin as normal and are secured of not able to yank out. The only hassle is that you need to push a pin or such in the connector to loosen it. Not a big deal at all! In fact you're happy to do that since you know because of that you the cable is always connected with a connector like that, so you smile: oh yes, the good old XLR / RJ-45 connector.

Still running my iMac 27" from an external FW800 hard drive. It's plenty fast and I can daisy chain it with a multi-drive RAID and a Dock for bare drives. Yes I'd prefer an SSD in USB 3.2 but, what I've got works, is flexible and readily swapable and keeps my brilliant 8 year old Mac working like new. I do swap drives out from my Dell and Macbook Pro, but what a pain! Now that we have such fast externals it will be lovely to dump large cases with stacks of drives forever. I look forward to USB4 bringing down the cost of Thunderbolt yet again. It took a long time after Apple first add the first Thunderbolt ports but the features have lately finally matched the price. One thing is how are they going to mark the cables and ports so we can tell the difference? There will still be a vast practical difference between Thunderbolt and USB4, let's hope they don't make it "suck iot and see".

Question. What is the difference between USB4 and Thunderbolt? They sound very similar, minus branding/royalty fees for “Thunderbolt”

@Time4Technology

4 жыл бұрын

USB4 hopefully kills Thunderbolt and the ridiculous prices for external hardware.

@GeckoClever

4 жыл бұрын

USB4 is the same as Thunderbolt, but its free. Since computers using Thunderbolt has to pay Intel (the creator) money for using it.

@BankruptGreek

4 жыл бұрын

external gpus might not be supported, the feature isn't speed restricted, you need to pass pcie lanes through USB and that's not easy.

my fav. rs-232 with db-9 connectors

as far as computer data ports go, i like USB-A ports because I have yet to have a USB-A connector hardware fail on me. Over time, micro-USB and even USB-C charging ports on the phones i've owned have always lost their detent and eventually failed altogether, after about a couple of years of use. USB-A connectors have never failed me.

I can say the USB-C design is best for older generations and people who are not “Tech Savvy”. Great video!!! Love it 🥰. Personal favorite is the moment when I switched to USB 2.0 😍💯. Loved the technology advances 🤓🤓

USB a is my favorite because I like flash drives, the idea of fast mobile storage is like magic. Or at least that's what if felt like when I used my first usb 3.0 flash frive

Does connecting devices through USB4 put additional load on the CPU as appose to other busses? E.G. External USB HDD or SATA HDD, does the performance of the system get impacted?

A magsafe USB C is the dream port

Why don't they call it 3.05 (5 Gbps), 3.10 (10 Gbps), 3.20 (20 Gbps) ?

@Distress.

4 жыл бұрын

Dont give them anymore ideas lol

@eliadbu

4 жыл бұрын

@@Distress. sadly you are right I see them changing branding of existing products once for the sake of... (God only knows what they were thinking ).

@AsakuraClan

4 жыл бұрын

Maybe usb4 stands for usb40 gbps and 50 gbps will be usb5!

@steven.events

4 жыл бұрын

@Mustache Merlin, I disagree. Your convention is the existing, vague runaround.

@cwtim

4 жыл бұрын

It is the version naming from when it came out. It is not meant to be the marketing term, manufacturers should be using the defined terms by the usb spec, “super speed 10gbps” etc.

I long for the foregone days of the S100 Bus! Now there was a standard that never really caught on! I also miss CP/M!

When you have the USB symbol facing you or upwards the USB 2.0-3.0 cable will always connect into the socket.

I had no confusion regarding any ports up until the moment i watched this video.

As an Android and PC guy, my favorite connector is lightning. The durability of those ports is off the charts. There is no "island" in the female end of the port which is how type C's get damaged. Furthermore, it's a smaller cable.

Mil spec Cannon Plugs are my favorite, but honestly the apple lightning cable is a genius bit of kit, no sharp edges, machined aluminum surfaces on the port and cable with pins on the outside, not the inside. Wiggling and gradual use just has no effect on the ports, which is important for a phone

Favorite connector, powercon (for lighting)

Ahhh I remember having to have an sd card adapter to usb when usb came out! This is very familiar!

Finally some level of standardisation!!

What about UB40? They are a pretty good band too. Their bandwidth is quite large. There’s like 6 or 7 band members. Standing shoulder-to-shoulder that’s some pretty good bandwidth. I can’t wait for USB40! That will be awesome!!!

@vincentvalentine5900

4 жыл бұрын

Christopher Finn i feel old. 😭

The slot for games on the Gameboy color was nice af

USB4 should replace ALL cables and ports - HDMI, DVI, display port, SATA, VGA, Ethernet, speaker out, microphone in, PCI-E slots, RAM slots, and even power cables can all be replaced by USB4. There is no need to have a million different cables. Everything should be USB4.

This is one of the few real game changing advances in computer tech. Glad to see it.

The best connector are 1.Type C since they are reversible. 2. Type A they are more robust and less prone to be damage compare to micro-b 3. Type B are too fragile, I have so many cable with micro-b to mini-b connector that stop making contact that I had to wiggle and hold in place for it to connect. 4. The 3.5mm audio jack is the same as Type B after a while the connector is prone to damage and you have to fiddle with it to get a connection.

I'm excited about USB4. Maybe we'll finally get that one unified port standard.

Type A and B really hugs the connector a lot better than type C.

I'm watching the USB4 video, 4 days after you uploaded it

@n1nj4l1nk

4 жыл бұрын

But did you sub?

I'm a wireless connector type. so I want to see a no cables environment coming up soon, including Far Field Power Generators that can charge devices just by walking into a room, with no need to get close to a wireless charger or pulling your cell phone out.

My favourite connectors are TASCAM AES/EBU DB25 and XLR

Compared to thunderbolt v3?

Guys, USB4 is the next gen platform which will use USB c as a connector. This connector will be the sole connector going forward as apposed to USB3 which used USB a, USB c, micro USB, micro USB 3.0 and mini USB. Hope that makes sense

Displayport has to be my favorite connector, finally a video connector that does 4K! (Yes I know HDMI does that but you have to make sure it's HDMI 2.0)

@dhanarputra555

4 жыл бұрын

Display Port has been de-facto standard for a long time.

Hopefully we see some USB4 products in CES 2020 next week

There is the thunderbolt 3 that has the same 40Gbps bandwidth as USB4 and it’s been out for a while, but there is hardly anything that can actually use that bandwidth. I had a Razer laptop in 2016 when their external graphics card enclosure called the Razer Core released. That thing used all that bandwidth and still needed more. It was pretty good ranging between 80-90% efficiency, but man it was expensive. $600 for the Razer Core not including a graphics card. At the time that laptop had the 970m in it so you needed a 980 or 980ti to get justifiably better performance than the internal laptop GPU. As time goes on though it’s nice being able to upgrade your GPU for a laptop with a 1080 TI although it is with the external dock only. If someone can make a reliable external graphics card enclosure for cheap I think it would be a better adopted idea. Besides an external GPU dock there is absolutely nothing out there that can use 40Gbps bandwidth. In fact there are few things that can even utilize the full speed of USB 2.0 and 3.0. Flash drives and external SSDs still can’t get anywhere near 5Gbps. The fastest standalone internal m.2 SSDs are between 3-4Gbps. Those SSDs need a PCIe interface which USB doesn’t support. USB-C is a good form factor, but it still hardly has been adopted. Apple made their 2016 MacBook Pros have 4 USB-C thunderbolt 3 ports. All my Apple loving co-workers have adapters for their mouse, keyboard, SD card, Ethernet port, HDMI out, etc. those things still can’t do anything without adapters. Here we are 4 years later and a typical mouse and keyboard still ships with a USB-A dongle. The rest of our technology needs to catch up to our current standards before we really need to worry about it.

@peterbreis5407

4 жыл бұрын

Macs have had Thunderbolt 3 for years which allows easy connection of several high resolution monitors, docks, high speed RAIDs, eGPUs, daisychaining and charging devices. The extra capacity of Thunderbolt 3 means you can daisychain without penalty. It's PCs that hardly have anything. USB c male to USB 2 female adaptors are tiny and cheap, just permanently stick them on the end of drives/cables or in the ports. Most Macs use Bluetooth mice and keyboards so the port is irrelevant for those. I notice that PC users love to complain about this EXCEPT when they have to use dongles for WiFi, wireless mice, keyboards/trackpads, mikes etc because the manufacturers are too cheap to include them in their models.

any difference from thunderbolt 3? sounds like your explaining thunderbolt 3

Good information

I will hold out for usb 5 heard it will be epic

My desktop have one USB-C usb 3.1 gen 1 connector and that is on the back that I doubt i will ever use, it does have USB 3.1 gen one A connectors as well. Saying that I do need a faster SD card reader, so maybe that connector will come in useful.

I like the USB-C! Though I didn't see s problem with USB micro that phones were using, seems the industry didn't want to have to think about which way to connect cable!!!

I like the old RS232 and Atari joystick connectors

Does anybody know where I've seen this host before that wasn't on CNet? I'm thinking maybe I saw him on TechTV or maybe one of Leo Laporte's shows, or something on Revision3?

Gonna be honest, not a fan boy by any means but.. apples lightning connector stays solid and doesnt break or create a looser connection after repeated use or accidental pulls.. i feel like this would be a fantastic connector as a usb 4+ even if it was a touch wider. It just “seats” really well in the socket. Also reversible... but less to go wrong.. love to hear others thought on this.

I just wish the USB speed for Type C ports on phones would increase. I still prefer to manually backup my files. Popping the microSD is still the best way to go currently.

my favourite connector is 360 degree universal 3.5mm analog audio input output connector.

All about dat parallel port!

Does that mean it will be able to support an E-GPU even if a USB 4.0 port doesn’t support thunderbolt 3 since USB 4.0 supports speeds of 40gb/s?

@Time4Technology

4 жыл бұрын

I don't think it's the same specification. The connector might be the same, but a Thunderbolt (non-USB compatible) device won't be recognized by a USB (non-Thunderbolt compatible) port.

USB 4 sounds exactly like thunderbolt 3

@TechTroppy

4 жыл бұрын

Because it is but thunderbolt is only for Intel

@fuseteam

4 жыл бұрын

barring some thunderbolt 3 features, it is thunderbolt 3 opened up

@syawkcab

4 жыл бұрын

No space. USB4. Didn't you watch the video?

no it will not allow you to connect a ogpu to your computer using usb4 unless they change the design of the internal bus for usb(which might make it not backward compatible). the reason thunderbolt works is because of the level of the bus, it is the same as pcie, very close to the cpu unlike usb which use protocol that is different and connect to a controller first then to another controller then to the cpu.

Turns out, "The second half of 2020" wasn't a suitable anything

I am still happy with USB 3.0. The max speed I can transfer files to my mobile is 380mb/s

When is it coming out

I have ONE device with a USB C and outside of that device it’s of little use because hardly anything made has a USB C. Not even my 2019 car has USB C port. I suspect that USB4 will be adopted by a handful of devices (maybe 2) when it is obsoleted by USB5.

Well how many devices per port can USB4 support? USB2 can support 127 devices per port (using hubs, and each hub counts as a device). Now the most I have ever ran on one USB2 port was 17 devices at one. That was 13 flashdrives using 4 four port hubs.

I would stay the traditional USB type A is my favorite it just works as people are used to it now. Sure USB-C are nice being reversible and all but its small size makes it way too fragile for many of its use cases. Working as a tech in a big IT envoriment i have have had way to many USB-C computer docks and computers being RMA'd due to the connector on either the cord or computer braking quite fast.

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No mention of thunderbolt 3 backwards compatibility ?

can you explain how the USB works? like not technically but in the business way. which company owns the rights to set the standards?

@kombatub5925

4 жыл бұрын

usb is a project between intel ibm and other first generation tech company to create seamless connection from different device. if you can remember back then there are different connector for different device such as ps/2 for mouse & keyboard rs232 for micro controller rs48 for printer and so on. now the rights is owned by usb organization

I still am a big fan of USB A simply for how robust and durable the connection is. If they could make USB c a little bigger and secure like USB A, then I'd be a happy camper

Here's a very intriguing prospect: the 2020 iPhone. It is possible that by the time the iPhone 12, as the 2020 iPhone models will likely be called, use a USB Type C port that is fully compatible with the USB4 standard? 🤔

Who needs them fancy USB4ses?! 25-pin serial port is still great ;)

Just release everything with USB-C connectors with Thunderbolt 4 technology. Flashdrives can have the USB-C connector on one end and the rectangular connector on the other end.

Whats the difference between thunderbold 3 and USB 4

So will it deal 8k 16 bit hdr 240 fps?

what about thunderbolt 3? is it obsolete now?

Can not wait to see USB4 with all options "ON" built into Apple devices. Hope to see it on the new 2020 Apple A14 Mac's.

Ooooo FireWire It’s been a while since I heard that

that Gamecube controller port still hits different

And how can we be sure it's not just the 10,000th name for USB3?

@campkira

4 жыл бұрын

USB4 and usb3 look similar but one of the ohter don't work the same....

@StarDarkAshes

4 жыл бұрын

PurushaDesa What about UB40? They are a pretty good band too. Their bandwidth is quite large. There’s like 6 or 7 band members. Standing shoulder-to-shoulder that’s some pretty good bandwidth. I can’t wait for USB40! That will be awesome!

@StarDarkAshes

4 жыл бұрын

PurushaDesa What about UB40? They are a pretty good band too. Their bandwidth is quite large. There’s like 6 or 7 band members. Standing shoulder-to-shoulder that’s some pretty good bandwidth. I can’t wait for USB40! That will be awesome!!!!!

@PurushaDesa

4 жыл бұрын

@@StarDarkAshes Fun fact* - UB40 did the song for Speed 2 : Cruise Control. *_*Fact may cause internal bleeding._*

here I am in 2021 still waiting for my USB4 hubs 🙄