Comment by Dylan16807
3 years ago
> So how well are the USB C cables going to work that follow the minimum “mandate” that doesn’t require cables to support data at all?
Citation needed? I think those are below the minimum.
> How well are they going to work when people pick up a “USB C” cable and wonder why they aren’t seeing video when they connect their phone to their TV?
They probably feel similar to people with lightning cables.
> They probably feel similar to people with lightning cables.
Lightning supports video. Or were you just making a joke about how unreliable it is? Cause man, I can't even charge my phone sometimes.
Lightning doesn't support video over mere cables. You need a complicated adapter that decompresses the video sent by the device. It's like a tiny streaming setup.
If you just pick up a generic lightning cable, you're not getting video.
Yeah, Lightning doesn't run HDMI or DP over it. I think Lightning still has some kind of video protocol for those adapters to work. USB (non-C) to HDMI requires special software on the host.
> Citation needed? I think those are below the minimum.
The law states nothing about data transfers or anything else.
Oh, I thought you meant spec minimum not legal minimum.
Does the law not say the cables have to meet the USB C spec?
There are plenty of “USB C specs”
https://www.androidauthority.com/state-of-usb-c-870996/
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