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Why not enumerate it based entirely on features, also toss in what power delivery it's rated at in watts and volts. USB 3 20Gbit PD 100W 20V
by mjevans 8y ago
Why not enumerate it based entirely on features, also toss in what power delivery it's rated at in watts and volts.
USB 3 20Gbit PD 100W 20V
- thefounder 8y agoWhat's "3" for?
- isostatic 8y agosocket format?
- Tsiklon 8y agoyou've got A, B, C, Micro, and Mini connectors all that conform to 3.0 and 3.1 spec... Alas the standard needs standardised....
- u320 8y agoAnd A is always the same socket regardless of version while B is not. It's a mess.
- mattashii 8y ago> And A is always the same socket regardless of version Even this is technically incorrect: USB-3 A-type sockets, though backwards compatible for f/m and m/f connecting with USB-2, have 5 more contacts compared to USB-2 type A sockets.
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- mjevans 8y agoReturning to this topic, maybe... USB-C-3 for the new connector format. USB-C-2 for some (many) cellphones. USB-Micro-2 (for many phones). USB-Mini-2 (older phones) - Edit - I changed my mind, the connector is more important than the wire version.
- mr_toad 8y ago> Alas the standard needs standardised.... https://www.xkcd.com/927/ https://www.xkcd.com/927/
- Dylan16807 8y agoThey all support the same voltage, and there are only two meaningful power delivery levels. So they only have to put the speed class and PD or not PD. It would make things so much better.
- mring33621 8y agoUSBFG-9000 4K 6G Deluxe