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Originally Posted by JSWolf
That problem you've had with USB ports is not something that USB-C will solve. You can still have the same problem with USB-C ports. Maybe it was user error.
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The ones I was meaning are the previous DC power jacks, and micro USB (ah, dear Nokia N900).
USB-C seems more solid and large; there are several graphic tablets that had that DC's jack fell.
Sometimes it's what's wrote on the cable's box that lacks informations, or them are not well explained, onto USB-C ones (imho); but there is a new standard coming out LOL (GPMI, one-cable standard taking on HDMI, DisplayPort, and Thunderbolt); and so now -again- I would ask myself if that new protocol supports:
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One will have a standard USB-C connection (known as GPMI Type-C), while the other appears to use a new connection standard (GPMI Type-B). Type-C cables will support 96 Gbps of data bandwidth along with up to 240 watts of power, while Type-B doubles both of these numbers to 192 Gbps and 480 watts.
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is it plausibile to say that those Panasonic Viera (Plasma TV) weren't consuming too much.