Opinion I still recall when USB v2 was launched, promising faster data transfer speeds. That was nice, but not fast fast, given that Firewire 800 was faster still. It took until USB v3 to finally kill off Firewire, whose cables tended to be expensive; since most computers didn’tcome with Firewire, there was a higher cost in buying the adapter. Then we discovered USB-C v3, and how it had become the connector to end all other connectors. It did everything: USB-C port extenders handling anything High data transfer speed Supply power to computers (aka PD, power delivery) Handle ethernet networking Read... Read more →
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