USB 4 and USB 3 2 Everything You Need to Know

Good News Everyone, USB is Changing... AGAIN https://nascompares.com/2019/03/15/us...

For those who want the speeds of TB3, but the ease, access and comparative affordability of USB, I have good news - USB4 has been announced, along with USB 3.2 being updated. This is very good news for those that desire faster and more fluid peripherals, but it is not quite so simple. The days of USB being a rather simple affair are long behind us and with a new USB naming system submitted in a white paper recently by USB.org, things are going to get a litle confusing. The names of new and old connections are going to change (which can be a real headache for manufacturers and their branding/livery), the hardware is getting an upgrade and with a similar upheaval that we saw with USB 3.0 becoming USB 3.1 Gen 1 and Gen 2 a couple of years back. Today I want to tell you everything you will need to know about these two, soon to be available, connections. I say 'soon', we are looking at a 2020 release schedule at the very earliest and that is jsut at the point of the motherboard manufacturer. So, let's share everything we know about USB4.

USB 4.0 - What You Need to Know
First, we will discuss the newest development, USB 4. For many of us, USB 4 has been long overdue, with the original USB 3.0 announced way back in 2008, you can not say they have rushed it! However, more tech-experienced users will know that USB 3 has evolved alot over time and evolved into several subversions and physical connection types over time. USB 4 is going to be genuine hardware change at each port of connection and shares a number of the architecture of Thunderbolt 3, but not the manufacturer crippling Intel licensing difficulties that Thunderbolt has (hence why it's a much more expensive and less common connection). So, here is everything about USB 4 that you need to know.

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