Nördic has high quality Thunderbolt cables for perhaps the most useful protocol that a USB-C port can support. Thunderbolt 3, or the emerging Thunderbolt 4. These adding support for up to 40 gbps Data rate, together with reduced power consumption and the ability to charge with so Much like 100 watts over the interface.
Thunderbolt was launched in 2011 through a development collaboration between Intel and Apple. Initially, Thunderbolt was only compatible with Apple's MacBook Pro, but Thunderbolt 3 universalized technology and made it compatible with USB-C.
The latest version is Thunderbolt 4, which improves the standards for Thunderbolt 3. These standards include the ability to connect two 4K screens or support a single 8K screen, and even better data transfer speeds. A USB-C port supported for Thunderbolt 3 or 4 means that a single cable is all you need to press power and transfer a large amount of information.
Thunderbolt was launched in 2011 through a development collaboration between Intel and Apple. Initially, Thunderbolt was only compatible with Apple's MacBook Pro, but Thunderbolt 3 universalized technology and made it compatible with USB-C.
The latest version is Thunderbolt 4, which improves the standards for Thunderbolt 3. These standards include the ability to connect two 4K screens or support a single 8K screen, and even better data transfer speeds. A USB-C port supported for Thunderbolt 3 or 4 means that a single cable is all you need to press power and transfer a large amount of information.
