Thankfully, the USB-IF's introduction of USB4 Version 2.0 came after the 2021 logo change, so there's only ever been one logo for the protocol: the now-familiar two-dimensional curved USB cable ...

In contrast, USB4 cables display the classic USB logo and are marked with a 20 or 40 designation to indicate their performance capabilities. Display support is another area where Thunderbolt 4 excels.

Technically, there are some differences between USB4 and Thunderbolt, which device makers have to allow for. Signaling rates for USB devices are 10Gbps for Gen 2 USB devices and 20Gbps for Gen 3 ...

Meanwhile, the USB-IF also has logos for the maximum charging speed – in the case of USB4 version 2.0, i.e. 240 watts. Thunderbolt 5 does not have this; only 140 watts are guaranteed.

Design The Plugable TBT-3 UDC3 Thunderbolt 3 and USB-C Dual Display Dock with 96W Host Charging has a pretty standard design as far as docks are concerned. Rectangular in shape, the dock is 6 3/4 ...

Cypress Semiconductor's EZ-PD CCG5 two-port USB-C controller has now been qualified by Intel for use in Thunderbolt 3 host and peripherals designs.

So, Thunderbolt’s pretty great–but with Apple dropping everything but a tiny USB-C port on the new MacBook, and with USB-C itself being pretty versatile, it started to seem like perhaps Apple ...

For instance, today most (but not all) Thunderbolt 3 ports are labeled with a Thunderbolt logo, and most USB 3.0 ports are blue, though some (on Razer laptops, for instance) are green.

Tul's Thunderbolt 3 docking station gives a PC four USB 3.0 ports, a 3.5mm audio jack, an RJ-45 Ethernet adapter, a USB 3.1 Type-C connector, DisplayPort and HDMI video connectors -- and a second ...

Some are of the USB 2.0 standard, which means they can transfer a maximum of 480 Mb/s Some are of the USB 3.0 standard, and these go all the way upto 5 Gb/s ...

The Thunderbolt 3 cable will plug into the USB Type-C ports in the new MacBook and Pixel, but will operate on the USB 3.0 protocol and transfer data at speeds of 5Gbps. The laptops won’t support ...

For instance, today most (but not all) Thunderbolt 3 ports are labeled with a Thunderbolt logo, and most USB 3.0 ports are blue, though some (on Razer laptops, for instance) are green.