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The highest performing hubs include 3.1 Gen 2 ports (10Gbps), or even Thunderbolt, which transfers data at a whopping 40Gbps. Devices that support USB 3.1 will read data from USB 2.0 outputs.

A great set of fast ports and dedicated video links that even lets M1 MacBook Air users plug in four displays.

This little beauty is just what a lot of Raspberry Pi Zero owners have been wishing for -- three USB ports and a wired network connection, with a microUSB connection to the Pi Zero.

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Computers use USB ports to interface with devices like mice, keyboards, external hard drives, printers, scanners, gamepads, network adapters, flash drives, smartphones and cameras.

DisplayPort will work on USB 4 by using an "alt mode" that essentially changes the data-transfer language a USB port is speaking, but it'll still be able to send USB data and support the USB Power ...

USB-C connectivity offers a reversible connection and compatibility with Thunderbolt 3 ports like the MacBook. As for pricing, TRENDnet seems to have a good position at $54.99.

Although USB Type-C is one of the most sophisticated and flexible payload and power connectivity ports offered today, it is perhaps the most misunderstood consumer and commercial AV interface to date.