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if the USB Type-C cable was USB 3.1 compatible and the device (phone?) with the USB Type-C port was USB 3.1 compatible, I'd assume they'd still be able to talk
by newjersey 11y ago
if the USB Type-C cable was USB 3.1 compatible and the device (phone?) with the USB Type-C port was USB 3.1 compatible, I'd assume they'd still be able to talk to a USB 2.0 device (notebook pc?) on the other end. This is how I imagine USB works... I imagine one would try to negotiate the highest possible specification and degrade from there. We had a chance to make a standardization, to say that "not just it is reversible but we guarantee a fast route if it is Type C on both ends"