Newly introduced models MacBook Air, MacBook Pro a Mac mini with processors Apple The M1 promises a number of improvements. Future owners will have a lot to look forward to, especially in terms of computing power and device efficiency. However, when it comes to their ports, the new generation is clearly ahead of the curve.onerather a sign of stagnation. Apple namely, all three models continue to use Thunderbolt 3 ports instead of the newer Thunderbolt 4.
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The public learned about the new technology in July this year, when Intel officially announced the arrival of the fourth generation of Thunderbolt. However, the specifications of the Thunderbolt 4 port revealed that, in addition to some news, such as support for connecting two 4K displays or dockdocking station with up to four additional Thunderbolt 4 ports, the new version does not offer as much compared to its predecessor. In the case of what is probably the most important specification of this technology, i.e. data transfer speed, even next-gen supports exactly the same 40 Gb/s as Thunderbolt 3 from 2015. Only this speed can be achieved even using a longer cable.
The question is why Apple decided not to equip its newly introduced devices with the new generation of Thunderbolt. The new MacBook Air, MacBook Pro i Mac mini anyway, with your USB-C porty continue to support both Thunderbolt 3 and USB 4 technology. Even given the questionable number of innovations that the fourth Thunderbolt brings, owners of the newly introduced new products should not feel any significant limitations. Nakonec – rather than using an older version of the ports, the fact that new Mac mini will only have two USB-C ports instead of four.
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Uprime, usb-c managed to establish itself only in mobile phones. No one wants it in a PC, and when I look at current motherboards, the higher-end boards have one usb-c so that it doesn't go unnoticed. After all, classic USB rules because of peripherals. Even PC ntb have one usb-c and the rest are normal. The Saxons are just in Apple, because because of usb-c one has to buy thousands of adapters for everything. Then there is no reason, 4k is enough for everything and that is the standard, and HDMI 2.0 is enough for the rich. 6K is Apple step aside and 8k is essentially a big sci-fi.
I don't know what world you live in, but I'm slowly seeing only C
Even the Dell xps 15 has already started to be only ca and it looks like the new latitude line has only one USB. And I see that HP is also starting to assert itself, since the last elitebook line no longer has either Dock konewhich replaced USB C. The only one that sticks to it anyway is Lenovo.
It's the same with accessories. The only thing that resists is the keyboard and the mouse.
And since car manufacturers have already started using USB C, it's only a matter of 5 years before USB will be. And since USB 4 is only supposed to be in the form of C
I'm talking about the free ntb and PC segment and no, something that costs 60 kc. :)
6k is really great for working with 4k. You probably don't have anything in the back?
I don't have it and should I have it? And how are you?
Science fiction is your brain.
Perhaps it should be noted that C has not yet gained much traction on desktop boards. To be really honest. ProBut in laptops we are somewhere completely different.
When USB-A came, there was nothing on it at all and people had no idea what it was for.
How will it probably turn out with USB-C?
This is quite clear - Thunderbolt is an Intel technology from which Apple diverted. And so in Cupertino they used USB 4, whose specification is based on Thunderbolt 3, but it is an open standard that is not burdened by license fees.