USB4 Version 2.0 supports up to 80 Gbps speeds and full USB-C compatibility, but most devices today still don’t use it, so you may not need it just yet.
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USB-C explained: Why charging gadgets is becoming more complicated
When Apple abandoned the Lightning connector in favour of USB-C a couple of years ago, many people cheered, not least in the ...
Lastly, the Lenovo Yoga AiO 27 comes with its own matching keyboard and mouse. They’re both wireless and work fine, but if ...
SanDisk showed off “the world’s smallest USB-C flash drive,” designed to be small enough to stay plugged in at all times.
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