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Never thought about that before. Ethernet supports extremely high levels of data transmission. ISB C for intrgrated charging ND data transfer makes sense, but w
by idlehand 4y ago
Never thought about that before. Ethernet supports extremely high levels of data transmission. ISB C for intrgrated charging ND data transfer makes sense, but why are there HDMI cables?
- GTP 4y agoI think it would be an overkill to use a networking protocol to connect exactly two devices. Plus if you have something specific to video stream transfer you could maybe do some optimization specific to that use case, although I can't think of any at the moment.
- zrail 4y agoExcepting HDMI the parents examples are all networks with more than one peer. Thunderbolt and USB3 can both have arbitrary trees of nodes.
- GTP 4y agoThe parent comment was specifically wondering about HDMI, the other examples are given saying that those have some reason to exist, while he didn't see any reason for having HDMI instead of recycling some other protocol.