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VESA Brings DisplayPort to New USB Type-C Connector

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2014/09/22 05:33:39 (permalink)
http://www.techpowerup.com/205573/vesa-brings-displayport-to-new-usb-type-c-connector.html
 
Today announced the publication of the DisplayPort Alternate Mode ("Alt Mode") on USB Type-C Standard

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    knightsilver
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    Re: VESA Brings DisplayPort to New USB Type-C Connector 2014/09/22 10:27:27 (permalink)
    Nice!
     
    USB type-C
    Displayport
    RJ45's
     
    I dont see the need for any other cables. Now, can wet get rid of the other 9000 cable we dont use, to the curb nows....
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    Re: VESA Brings DisplayPort to New USB Type-C Connector 2014/09/22 14:29:11 (permalink)
    can we get 1 standard for fiber now?
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    Re: VESA Brings DisplayPort to New USB Type-C Connector 2014/09/22 16:10:14 (permalink)
    A single cable would work too, but its never going to happen!
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    Re: VESA Brings DisplayPort to New USB Type-C Connector 2014/09/22 19:49:15 (permalink)


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    Re: VESA Brings DisplayPort to New USB Type-C Connector 2014/09/23 04:34:51 (permalink)
    We just run all the dern cabling outside the box now days,
     

     
     
    Anyone remember the 30 feet of ISA ribbon cables inside a tiny tiny box and no air flow..... 
     
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    Re: VESA Brings DisplayPort to New USB Type-C Connector 2014/09/27 21:44:27 (permalink)
    Everything should be fiber by now, I dont know why the market isn't moving away from copper.


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    Re: VESA Brings DisplayPort to New USB Type-C Connector 2014/09/27 23:09:31 (permalink)
    seth89
    Everything should be fiber by now, I dont know why the market isn't moving away from copper.


    Durability. I have done fiber runs from switches to computer and i cant tell you how many times they break. Mosy people are not gently with equipment.
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    Re: VESA Brings DisplayPort to New USB Type-C Connector 2014/09/29 17:53:32 (permalink)
    seta8967
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    Everything should be fiber by now, I dont know why the market isn't moving away from copper.


    Durability. I have done fiber runs from switches to computer and i cant tell you how many times they break. Mosy people are not gently with equipment.



     
    I have too, but fiber comes in a number of different jackets. Something as thick as an HDMI should have enough insulation to stay intact from the everyday user.
    OR I am giving the everyday person to much credit.


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