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USB C 3.1 is likely to stay. Video, audio, networking, power, and of course electronic peripherals. In one cable.
by Natanael_L 10y ago
USB C 3.1 is likely to stay. Video, audio, networking, power, and of course electronic peripherals. In one cable.
- dv_dt 10y agoWe're in agreement there, I'd prefer a USB link to a proprietary automaker module interface buried in the dash. The bigger problem is to me is that auto makers don't want to make a simple elegant peripheral interface as much as they want to own more of the value in the vehicle - which leads to more complex modules and are likely to put more effort into a more easily outdated interface.