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That was always going to be the end result of a single connector standard. Not all devices are going to support all modes of use. In the end, what's really goi
by stormbrew 10y ago
That was always going to be the end result of a single connector standard. Not all devices are going to support all modes of use.
In the end, what's really going to dictate how this shakes out is what chipset manufacturers decide to do. And there aren't as many of those as there used to be. Most likely, eventually, all intel chipsets are going to do thunderbolt 3 over usb type-c and everyone else will follow.
- Cyph0n 10y agoExactly. Bluetooth for example is the same: there are loads of different authentication and communication schemes depending on the device used. The difference of course is that it's mainly the designer who has to worry about it.