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  1. What is Thunderbolt 4? Is it the same as USB-C?

    What is Thunderbolt 4

    Thunderbolt is a hardware interface, which has been around since 2011. A Thunderbolt-certified device combines data, video, and power signals into a single port or cable for unparalleled versatility. Thunderbolt 4 is the latest generation, announced in 2020, which lets you connect up to five devices on a single connection. This interface also allows you to connect all Thunderbolt-compatible and USB devices without worrying about interoperability issues. You can charge your laptop in minutes, connect an SSD (solid-state drive) for fast file transfers, or enjoy immersive visuals in jaw-dropping 8K quality. Thunderbolt 4 redefines the peripheral interface experience. It’s a perfect and nimble setup for video, gaming, and streaming professionals who need a clutter-free workspace without compromising on performance. 

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  2. What’s the Difference Between USB-C vs Thunderbolt 3?

    USB Laptop Plug

    In the past, the Thunderbolt and USB standards were entirely separate, leading to confusion and ultimately frustration over ports, plugs, and cables. “Can I use this cable to charge this laptop? What about plugging in my phone?”

    Thankfully, with the creation of USB-C and Thunderbolt 3 technology, the two are now largely interchangeable. While there are some key differences between Thunderbolt and USB-C, there’s mostly good news on this front. USB-C cables are now entirely compatible with Thunderbolt ports, and USB-C ports are compatible with Thunderbolt cables.

    This makes it easier than ever for computer users to use the best cable they have available. And in many instances, either standard is fine. However, it’s important to understand the differences between Thunderbolt and USB-C so that you can make the right purchasing decision for your needs.

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  3. What is a Thunderbolt Port in PCs and Monitors?

    what is a thunderbolt port

    Remember the days of the box of miscellaneous computer cables? When you wanted to hook up a second monitor or a new pair of speakers, each accessory required a different cable that would eventually get lost in the office jumble.

    With the introduction of the Thunderbolt port in 2011, everything changed. This jack-of-all-trades technology packed a powerful punch with high-speed connections and a level of flexibility that was unparalleled at the time. The most recent iteration, Thunderbolt 3, has expanded on the original capabilities to create the ultimate peripheral cable/port pairing.

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