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What Apple is doing is clear product segmentation through and through: Both the non-Pro and Pro iPhone models support native 4k display port via USB C, and the
by ProfessorLayton 3y ago
What Apple is doing is clear product segmentation through and through:
Both the non-Pro and Pro iPhone models support native 4k display port via USB C, and the bandwidth required for that certainly exceeds USB 2 speeds.
I went with the Pro model, but port speeds was a non-factor in that decision.
- justsomehnguy 3y ago> support native 4k display port via USB C Which means it is a USB3 port.