Redesigned USB logos finally make sense
After years of gobbledygook naming schemes, the USB Implementors Forum has settled on a set of logos that clearly communicate the capabilities of USB-C ports and cables.
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After years of gobbledygook naming schemes, the USB Implementors Forum has settled on a set of logos that clearly communicate the capabilities of USB-C ports and cables.
While it's fantastic that the USB-C governing body is improving the USB spec, the ongoing lack of a strict labeling requirement will make a bad situation worse.
While it's fantastic that the USB-C governing body is improving the USB spec, the ongoing lack of a strict labeling requirement will make a bad situation worse.
The USB Implementers Forum (USB-IF) has announced new Certified USB Type-C Cable power rating logos to clearly indicate the power capabilities of USB-C cables to buyers. Certified USB Type-C Cables will now feature logos highlighting support for 60W or 240W of power as defined by the recently published USB Power Delivery (USB PD) 3.1 Specification. […]
Due to the new approach of displaying new standard's capabilities, the USBC 2.1 doesn't cause any confusion - 40Gbps and 240W.