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USB-C upgrades on the way, 100W to insane 240W over tiny USB-C cable - Vimarsana News

USB-C upgrades on the way, 100W to insane 240W over tiny USB-C cable

USB Type-C version 2.1 specification update: 240-watt option unveiled, dubbed 'Extended Power Range' or EPR... drops in 2H 2021.

USB-C Cable Specs Launches With 240 W Power Delivery For Power Hungry Devices - Vimarsana News

USB-C Cable Specs Launches With 240 W Power Delivery For Power Hungry Devices

The latest USB-C specification allows manufacturers to standardize their laptop range USB chargers.

USB-C will soon be able to charge at 240W, more than 2x its current limit - Vimarsana News

USB-C will soon be able to charge at 240W, more than 2x its current limit

USB-C revision 2.1 will allow devices to charge at up to 240W, enough power for ebikes and some of the beastliest gaming laptops.

USB-C specification revision 2.1 brings up to 240W power delivery - Vimarsana News

USB-C specification revision 2.1 brings up to 240W power delivery

The USB-IF announcement indicates that the 240W power option is called Extended Power Range (EPR). To handle 240W of power, the USB-IF changed the USB-PD spec. While...

Massive USB-C upgrade could be great news for some gamers - Vimarsana News

Massive USB-C upgrade could be great news for some gamers

Share: Share The team behind the USB-C connectivity and power standard has announced a huge upgrade that more than doubles the power it can handle. The USB Implementers Forum (USB-IF) says (via CNET) compatible computers, laptops, monitors and other devices will be able to support 240 watts of power delivery from this year. The maximum power that can currently (get it?) be sent via a USB-C cable is 100w. What does this mean in practice? Well, it means we could see some high-powered gaming laptops adopt the USB-C standard in 2021. Currently, most of thos...