For data exchange, all electronic products have USB ports, be they PCS, tablets, mobile phones, or even monitors. USB ports are hardly an exception. However, due to the limitations of the technical specification, USB plug has "directionality", when inserted in the wrong direction, can not plug in, or break the plug. With that in mind, Apple designed its Lightning interface for its phones so it doesn't have to worry about making mistakes. In addition to Apple, the company also introduced a similar interface standard: USBType-C.
The USBType-C trend was first pioneered by Apple, and the new MacBooks will use USBType-c. This technology has been introduced to us. USBType-C is a interface specification that contains a Type-C plug and a Type-C jack. Type-C is a data interface widely used in all kinds of mobile phones and personal computers. With Tpe-C technology becoming more and more mature today, a variety of new electronic products will choose to adopt full Type-C interface in 2017.
In fact, one of the biggest benefits of Type-C is that it lets you get rid of plugs altogether. It has inherently good plugs and plugs, so that it can't be damaged by the wrong plug. The Type-C interface is highly compatible. It can connect PCS, game consoles, smartphones, storage devices, and expansion devices, as well as provide data and power, such as connecting two display devices with a Type-C line.
Type-C is also a standard in USB3.1. The maximum power of this standard is 100 W, and the voltage and current can be increased; The coding loss is reduced from 20% to 3%. In other words, users will be able to send data and videos quickly on Type-C, or charge their batteries even faster. The standard also allows users to use their mobile phones to charge other devices. As for the monitor, it requires no extra power and can transfer data via Type-C, thus avoiding the clutter of cables on laptops where even the HDMI and DP ports fail to work properly.
