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adafruit · 4 months
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USB C plug breakout prototype testing
We finally got our USB C plug breakout prototypes put together and now its time to test! of course we love to use our own breakouts when verifying functionality so here we're using our switchable USB adapter to check functionality: power, ground, D+ and D-. if a device enumerates we know its good! we tested the CC line by plugging it into an apple wall adapter: they're picky about having a 5.1K resistor on the CC pin. that worked too - so now we're good to book final PCBs.
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tamapalace · 1 year
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Tamagotchi Uni USB-C Charging Port is Located at the Bottom
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The Tamagotchi Uni will be the first Tamagotchi to feature USB-C, in fact it’s predecessor, the Tamagotchi Smart utilized micro USB. Tamagotchi Uni will feature the latest USB standard, and we love it. This means that your existing USB-C chargers will be able to charge the Tamagotchi Uni, both the power bricks, and USB-C cables. This provides a world of possibilities as to what can charge your Tamagotchi Uni!
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Ano Shimizu, the newest member of the Tama Family who was presented the title last week at the 2023 Tokyo Toy Show posted an Instagram story of their Tamagotchi Uni charging. We we then noticed that Bandai moved the charging port on the Tamagotchi Uni!
The Tamagotchi Smart featured a micro USB port on the left side of the device which had a rubber cover to seal the port shut when it was not being charged. Looks like Bandai has switched it up and moved the charging port to the bottom on the Tamagotchi Uni. This does seem to make more sense, but it’s important to call out that you won’t be able to charge the Tamagotchi Uni when it’s in the wristband.
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Elliot Rodger's 2012- 2013 roommate Chris talking about how he became more and more concerned with Elliot's behaviour and started fearing for his safety in police interview.
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Greaseweazling...
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auraeseer · 1 year
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The best bullet . . .
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hexdsl · 2 years
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USBC Docking is great. It's like magic, and it charges my phone.
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gearrice · 4 days
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Apple is selling refurbished AirPods Pro 2 USB-C on the refurb
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yocan-vaporizer · 6 days
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The new choice!
🎥: highoffmymind420
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govindhtech · 23 days
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USB A to USB C Adapter For Mac Pro And Mac Studio Models
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Mac Pro and Mac Studio
Intelligent, quick, and interoperable gadgets are required more than ever as technology advances. Apple’s latest Mac Pro and Mac Studio models continue its innovation. Speculation in the IT sector suggests a major hardware change for these new versions. If this is implemented, the widely used USB A port may be replaced with USB-C connections, marking the end of an era. This article will discuss the effects of this move on customers, Mac devices, and its likely occurrence.
The Development of USB Ports: A Synopsis
Before discussing the next generation of Mac models, it’s important to understand how USB ports have changed our computing experience. Computers have used USB A, the rectangular connection, for almost 20 years. This reliable connection allows users to connect external storage devices, keyboards, and mice. But as technology developed, so did the demand for better power supply and quicker data transmission rates.
Now introduce USB-C. In contrast to its forerunners, USB-C boasts a more condensed form factor, quicker data transfer rates, improved power supply capabilities, and compatibility with many protocols including Thunderbolt 3 and 4K video output. With time, this all-in-one solution has replaced USB A as the new standard in contemporary electronics.
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Reasons Apple May Switch from USB-A to USB-C
It is likely, if not certain, that the next Mac Pro and Mac Studio models will switch from USB A to USB-C. Apple would take this change into consideration for a number of strong reasons:
Adopting an International Standard: Apple’s iPad Pro and MacBook Pro employ USB-C, which is becoming the global standard. Apple’s high-performance Mac Pro and Mac Studio would be more consistent with the ecosystem if they used USB-C.
Improved Versatility and Performance: USB-C is more than a connector it enhances device capability and mobility. Users may use Thunderbolt 3’s 40 Gbps data transfer rates with USB-C to quickly transfer large files or backup data. USB-C also improves power transfer, allowing users to charge devices quicker. These improvements would be priceless for professionals who depend on the Mac Pro and Mac Studio for resource-intensive jobs like software development, video editing, and 3D rendering.
Compact and Discreet Design: Compact size is one of USB-C’s most prominent benefits. Apple could be able to lower the overall size of the Mac Pro and Mac Studio or free up space for new features by switching out the bigger USB A ports with USB-C ones. This modification would maintain or perhaps enhance the functioning of existing gadgets while giving them a sleeker, more contemporary appearance.
Investing in the Mac lineup’s future: It is essential for devices to be compatible with new standards as technology develops further. Apple could future-proof the Mac Pro and Mac Studio and make sure they are useful and functioning for many years to come by fully embracing USB-C. In addition to promoting the production of additional USB-C compatible products by peripheral manufacturers, this action would accelerate the uptake of this adaptable interface.
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What to Expect from the Impact on Users
Although there are many advantages to switching from USB A to USB-C, it’s important to think about how owners of the future Mac Pro and Mac Studio models would be affected. The following are some possible ramifications:
Issues with Compatibility and Adapters
The switch to USB-C may require many users to utilize adapters or buy new devices, particularly those who have invested in USB-A peripherals. Even while USB-C may be used with USB-A devices by using adapters, some users may find this extra cost and difficulty to be a disadvantage. Nonetheless, the need for adapters is anticipated to decrease over time as the industry transitions to USB-C as the standard.
Enhanced Efficiency of Workflow
The transition to USB-C might greatly increase workflow productivity for professionals who need fast data transfers and flexible connecting choices. One USB-C connection may be used to connect numerous devices, charge them concurrently, and transmit data, which streamlines user interface and minimizes cable clutter.
Better Interoperability with Devices
The Mac Pro and Mac Studio’s USB-C support should improve device compatibility. As more manufacturers construct USB-C devices, users will have more options for displays and external hard drives. As USB-C peripherals grow more popular, this greater compatibility may also lead to a decrease in price.
A First Step Towards a Portless Future?
Apple has a track record of pushing technological limits and often setting new industry norms. The Mac Pro and Mac Studio’s switch to USB-C may be a sign of things to come a more significant change that may eventually lead to entirely portless gadgets. Although this may seem unrealistic, Apple’s dedication to wireless technology and its ongoing innovation indicate that it may become a reality in the future.
Conclusion
An essential development in Apple’s hardware design is the probable switch from USB-A to USB-C connectors in the next Mac Pro and Mac Studio models. Adopting USB-C is a reasonable move that provides many advantages, from greater performance and adaptability to improved design and future-proofing, as the tech industry continues to evolve. The long-term benefits of USB-C are evident, even if customers used to USB-A may find this switch difficult. It’s certain that USB-C is going to become the norm in computing as we look to the future, and Apple is once again setting the bar.
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adafruit · 23 days
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Sunken USB Type C breakout 🔌🛠️🧩
Folks love our standard USB Type C breakout (https://www.adafruit.com/search?q=usb+type+c+breakout) - and we recently got a request to carry a 'sunken' Type C breakout - what's that mean? It looks like this! instead of sitting above the PCB the connector sits in the midline for a svelte look. this connector got our pick because it has four burly THM tabs to keep the connector from cracking at the contact pads.
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timestechnow · 1 month
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yiwashi · 3 months
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4-in-1 charging cable supports PD66w and PD27w fast charging, USB cable with display
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yesthatgino · 4 months
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I bought a ugreen 3.5mm to usb-c adapter cable. It came in a nice box, as products tend to do, but it also came with a little 2x1" booklet of instructions in a dozen languages.
Its... an adapter cable. You plug one kind of cable (the one matching the shape) in one end and plug the other cable (matching the other shape) in. Success. You have done it. Must we involve the tiniest tree branch by pulping it into instructions?
Im now worried that I appear more upset about this than I really am. I'm more upset about the huge non-recyclable plastic thing that held the adapter in the recyclable box. Why'd you gotta use unrecyclable plastic? Plus add in instructions?
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qnected · 4 months
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Ontdek de Kracht van de Qnected® USB Type-C naar DisplayPort-kabel van 2 Meter
Heb je een langere kabel nodig voor je setup? De Qnected® USB Type-C naar DisplayPort-kabel van 2 meter is jouw perfecte oplossing. Ideaal voor iedereen die een flexibele en betrouwbare verbinding nodig heeft tussen USB-C apparaten en DisplayPort-schermen.
Indrukwekkende Beeldkwaliteit
Geniet van een ongeëvenaarde visuele ervaring met ondersteuning voor een maximale beeldresolutie van 4K bij 60Hz of 2K bij 144Hz. Of je nu aan het werk bent met grafische projecten, films streamt of games speelt, deze kabel zorgt voor haarscherpe en levendige beelden.
Geavanceerde Technologische Innovatie
Deze kabel is uitgerust met de geavanceerde VIA Lab’s VL103 controller, een energie-efficiënte chip die DisplayPort Alt-mode en Power Delivery 3.0 ondersteunt. Dit maakt het de perfecte keuze voor USB-C video-adapters en multifunctionele docking stations, waardoor je verzekerd bent van optimale prestaties en betrouwbaarheid.
Duurzaam en Flexibel
Dankzij de robuuste constructie en de gewoven kabelmantel, is deze kabel ontworpen om lang mee te gaan. De extra lengte van 2 meter biedt de flexibiliteit die je nodig hebt om je apparaten eenvoudig en zonder beperkingen aan te sluiten.
Uitgebreide Compatibiliteit
De Qnected® USB Type-C naar DisplayPort-kabel is compatibel met een breed scala aan USB-C apparaten, waaronder laptops, tablets en smartphones die DisplayPort Alt-mode ondersteunen. Hierdoor is deze kabel veelzijdig inzetbaar voor diverse toepassingen, van monitoren en projectoren tot Samsung DeX en meer.
Betrokken bij het Milieu
Sinds juni 2022 heeft Qnected® zich ingezet voor een groenere wereld door 97 bomen te planten en 186 verwilderingsprojecten te steunen. Met je aankoop draag je bij aan een duurzame toekomst.
Specificaties in een Oogopslag
Kabellengte: 2 meter
Bandbreedte: 10 Gbit/s
Beeldondersteuning: 4K 60Hz & 2K 144Hz
Chipset: VIA Lab’s VL103
Connectoren: USB Type-C (USB 3.2 Gen 2×2) naar DisplayPort™ 1.2 (male)
Garantie: 2 jaar
Bestel vandaag nog je Qnected® USB Type-C naar DisplayPort-kabel van 2 meter en ervaar de perfecte combinatie van kwaliteit, flexibiliteit en duurzaamheid. Op voorraad en gratis bezorgd door PostNL met track & trace. Mis het niet!
Prijs: €21,95 Beschikbaarheid: Op voorraad Levering: Nu besteld, zaterdag gratis bezorgd Retourneren: Binnen 30 dagen gratis omruilen & retourneren
Verhoog je productiviteit en geniet van een superieure beeldkwaliteit met de Qnected® USB Type-C naar DisplayPort-kabel. Kies voor Qnected® en kies voor kwaliteit!
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I hope James Ellis is okay today.
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xaviergalatis · 4 months
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recorded with Mk2 &
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