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5 devices other than smartphones that are using USB type C

USB type C is the definition of next generation connectivity and, whereas not so many devices have it yet, it is a standard that cuts across in terms of power and file transfer. You may not be in position to hold a smartphone with a type C port, given the current costs and the minimal popularity, but a number of devices carry on this standard.

With Intel already planning on making the specification available to the industry next year under a royalty-free license, be sure that the near future will see majority of devices linked up by the Type C.

These devices are the usual ones you interact with, we are here to list them out for you.

Laptops

The Intel vision looks to offer a platform for computer manufacturers to build thinner and lighter systems with only Thunderbolt 3 ports, call them USB type C ports. You should note that Thunderbolt 3 is made literally the same as USB type-C; as compact, as reversible, and running on similar connectors and cables.


Read About: The difference between Thunderbolt 3 and USB Type C


So, as you ponder on the smartphones that have Type C charge ports, get to know of the laptops that incorporate a similar standard. This selection includes portable laptops, convertibles, 2-in1’s, and gaming laptops.

Acer Laptops with USB type C

Apple Laptops with USB Type C

Asus Laptops with USB Type C

Dell Laptops with USB Type C

Lenovo Laptops with USB Type C

HP Laptops with USB Type C

The list is endless, with manufacturers continuing the trend. We shall keep it up-to-date for any further addition.

Tablets

Tablets that have the USB type C port include the following among others;


Find out: The difference between Micro USB and USB Type C


External Hard Drives

Yes, even SSD drives with USB type C do exist. A number of manufacturers have taken on the task with Samsung, SanDisk, G-technology, LaCie Porsche, and Glyph being among the stakeholders.

Power Banks

With power transfer being a key aspect in personal and mobile computing, having a USB Type C device would demand a power bank to follow up on it. A number of power banks feature the Type C port with capability of juicing up a device to full capacity.

Video game Console

Talk of gaming, and your mind won’t skip a thought on this. The future Video game consoles should adopt the Type C connector for faster charge up and easier communication. Nintendo has already applied this to its latest Switch, giving a user quick access to charge and a faster way to connect to the game.

Have you experienced the USB Type C on any of those devices?  Tell us your experience.

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