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"Universal" Serial Bus

Ridiculous! We need to develop ONE Universal standard that covers everyone's use cases.
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>>108738077
looks like you just did
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>>108738077
>"Universal" Serial Bus
>not actually universal
Legally speaking, why is this allowed?
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>>108738077
The most nasty thing with USB4 is that TB-PCIe support is completely optional.
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>>108738118
only amd uses usb4
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>>108738138
Exactly, that's why I rather get Intel.
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>>108738077
just label them properly
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>can't legally use different connectors to differentiate use cases
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>>108738077

You forgot Thunderbolt 5 which provides 120Gbps.
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Nothing made by apple

Ever. The EU is 100% right o this shit and the apple scam of selling overpriced 'special' wires and 'adaptors' and batteries that can't be swapped can just get the fuck out If it's not a standard for USB that came from
https://www.usb.org/

Then fuck off it is not USB.
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>>108738337
By the way faggots

Thunderbolt is a proprietary hardware interface developed by Intel, not a standard of the USB-IF (USB Implementers Forum).

Same for any apple shit.
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>>108738231
>overpriced jeet shit (I typod Canada)
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>>108738348
> thunderbolt
Of which, apple helped them implement because apple invented a lot of the technology. They just didn’t want to fab it, and didn’t want the standard to be always proprietary—apple had a 1 year *exclusive* though.

> USB-C
Which was originally called “Lightning” before a lot of usb-c’s technology was allowed to be copied from one of the usb-c’s group’s founding member’s patents: namely Apple.

The EU’s fine is about as stupid as their rage over the fact that iMessage texts are blue—they were doing to do usb-c anyway, and it was well established in apple laptops already. I would have just stopped selling iPhones in europe for a while so they can all have Chinese xaomi phones and see how they like it. Where’s the eu invented phone? Nowhere, that’s where.

> firewire
…. Same thing.

> ARM
…. Same thing. Apple added so much to ARM they basically invented it and have an unlimited founder’s license. It usually appears in ARM specs for other licensors in a year or two.
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>>108738118
Name one implementation that doesn't support TB-PCIe.
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>>108738077
>ONE Universal standard that covers everyone's use cases
You literally posted a photo of Thunderbolt 4 so I dont know what your problem is
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>>108738348
Everything in thunderbolt 4 is in USB4.
Thunderbolt at this point is just a certification rather than anything specific to Intel.
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>>108739805
That was the joke retard
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>>108738109
It's a universal standard that has simply gone through multiple iterations, you fucking retard.
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>>108739805
Name three widely-adopted standards that directly compete with USB.
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>>108739938
Don't worry the EU will make them illegal
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>>108738077
> Universal Shit Bus.
Also, did you know that USB was originally designed by a Jeet.
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>>108738118
Linus Sex Tips goes out of the way to test random devices that don't advertise that on the USB4 ports but they do have that.
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>>108738077
The same cable and port doesn't need to support a mouse and 80Gbps and 100 watts of electricity. The problem with USB is that they crammed a bunch of different standards into a single package and there's no simple way to determine which cables support which standards just from looking at them. Having a different connector for a mouse or keyboard and for 4k, high framerate video is perfectly fine.
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>>108739979
Thanks EU!
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>>108739952
So you can't.
I'm disappointed - I was expecting at least one retard to start rattling off legacy interfaces from the 70s and 80s that used to be popular but are dead.
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>>108738118
Wait until you find out that even the ability to transfer data at all is technically optional with the newest versions of the spec :^)
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>>108740068
Well, RS232 is still popular in industrial applications, and my work uses serial over Cat5 to transmit data for a couple things.
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>>108739938
Easy
USB 2, USB 3, and USB 1.1
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>>108738077
Congrats anon, you did
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>>108738077
>Connect two random devices via USB
>Just werks
Having different speeds doesn't really matter as long as everything is backward compatible.
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>>108739979
I charge my wireless mouse with the same cable I use to dock my laptop.
Why would I want multiple incompatible connectors?
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>>108738077
>leaving out the alt modes
>>108740143
>Having different speeds doesn't really matter as long as everything is backward compatible.
Unless you're expecting it to carry a video signal or charge your device.
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>>108740185
>Unless you're expecting it to carry a video signal or charge your device.
Works on my machine.
Maybe don't buy shitty cables?
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>>108738231
I literally just bought a 4€ chinkshit aliexpress cable and it also has the speed/wattage rating printed on it
...what's special about this ltt bullshit?
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>>108740684
>what's special about this ltt bullshit?
Nothing. It's all marketing.
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>>108738077
>universal
>falls out of EVERYTHING
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>>108738077
they're just wires bro plug them in
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>>108738658
AMD



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