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by scarface_74
990 days ago
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It’s not that simple. A cable has to support video which is separate from the speed. So your solution to making sure that you get the most compatibility is to buy Apple cables for Apple devices…meet the new boss. I’m slightly trolling. I have these…. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B093YVRHMB I travel with a portable monitor that gets power and video from one USB-c cable. It works with both my personal MacBook Air and my work Windows laptop. |
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I was hoping you'd bite the hook, but not like this...
Intel actually designed the spec, drivers and IC controllers for Thunderbolt. Apple consulted on it with USB-IF, but they don't own the spec like they do with Lightning. They're less of a new boss, and more subsuming their rightful position as a valued consultant on a shared standard. It's a good (albeit old) example of Apple doing the right thing through the right channels.