Thunderbolt and USB have been standards for years, but the latest versions are more difficult than ever to tell apart. Here's ...

The connectors all look the same (technically known as a “Type-C connector”), but there are significant differences, particularly on data-transfer speed—with USB-C maxing out at 10Gbps ...

In this article, we'll break down what each type of port does ... 4 cable, for example, won't give you the faster speeds ...

There's also the talk about USB-C vs Thunderbolt ... chance that a third-party uncertified cable may not work with your iPhone. Not only does relying on USB-C benefit you as a consumer, but ...

The spec list on Wavlink’s USB-C DisplayLink (DL7400) Docking Station is intimidatingly long. This unassuming rectangle that ...

USB 4 always uses a USB-C connector. There are multiple versions of USB 4 with speeds ranging from 20 Gb/s to 120/40 Gb/s. Thunderbolt 5 includes USB 4 v2 which supports 80/80 Gb/s and 120/40 Gb/s ...

As most of us have switched from desktop computers to laptops, plugging in and connecting cables every time we sit down to ...

USB-C is no one-trick pony, either—handling data transfer, video output and power input. You’ll find faster variants of USB-C (called Thunderbolt ... does include a top-end DisplayPort 1.4 ...

The classic model of a desktop work set ... CalDigit TS4 Thunderbolt 4 Dock. Courtesy of CalDigit On the front, you have a high-speed USB 3.2 Gen2 USB-A port — providing 7.5-watt power delivery for ...