Представлена новая спецификация USB4 версии 2.0. Она обеспечивает скорость передачи данных до 80 Гбит/с с использованием некоторых уже выпущенных кабелей USB Type-C. Это позволит увеличить скорость передачи данных в рабочих станциях (для монтажа, цветокоррекции и 3D-графики), а также может повлиять на возможности записи видео на внешние носители напрямую из камер. В целом, улучшения стандарта USB […]
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Разработчики анонсировали USB 4 Version 2.0. Утверждается, что он поддерживает скорость передачи данных до 80 Гбит/с. Это в два раза больше, чем у оригинального USB 4 и Thunderbolt 4 . ferra.ru »
2022-09-02 15:57
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