USB-C hubs are typically plug-and-play devices. You connect them to your computer or other device and they work without having to load any special software or device drivers. The exceptions are: ...
USB-C hubs are typically plug-and-play devices. You connect them to your computer or other device and they work without having to load any special software or device drivers. The exceptions are: ...
No, they can be very different. USB-C contains three components: Data transfer: data speeds can vary from 480Mbps (USB 2.0) to 10Gbps (USB3.1 Gen 2) Power Delivery: Laptops may or may not suppo...
