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L4sBot Sep 16, 2023

iPhone 15 Models Have 'Completely Standard' USB-C Port Without Restrictions on Accessories

iPhone 15 Models Have 'Completely Standard' USB-C Port Without Restrictions on Accessories - Lemmy.world

iPhone 15 Models Have ‘Completely Standard’ USB-C Port Without Restrictions on Accessories::Apple’s new iPhone 15, iPhone 15 Plus, iPhone 15 Pro, and iPhone 15 Pro Max are equipped with a “completely standard” USB-C port without…

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abcd Sep 16, 2023

For now…

Also the article states the lower price models will get 480Mbits, the more expensive ones will get 10Gbits. There is your artificial limitation. I wouldn’t be surprised to see the same hardware inside

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Nate Sep 16, 2023

Older chip doesn’t have a 3.0 controller. While disappointing, not really an artificial limit

(Android fan btw)

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gila Sep 16, 2023

The cost difference to a 3.2 controller is trivial. It’s an arbitrary limitation to differentiate it from the Pro model. They are capitalising on the work done by USB-IF to improve the spec in a way no other member would dream of

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KairuByte

The difference isn’t just upgrading to a 3.2 controller, it’s literally a different chip. The A16 vs the A17. Unless you’re suggesting they add a secondary controller to the board? Which doesn’t actually work, since the A16 wouldn’t be able to support the speed difference, so you’d have a 3.2 controller locked down to 2.0 specs anyway.