SS USB stand for SuperSpeed USB. The first iteration of SS USB was introduced in November 2008 as USB 3.0, and it ushered in a new era of speed and power from its predecessor, USB 2.0, or High Speed USB.
Thanks. You Ang mo boss reached out for my CV just nowThank youmy ang moh boss asked me and as the CIO and CISO I didn’t know
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Same herelast time i used to think that usb-c = bestest speed.
until i found out the hard way that usbc also got 480Mbps (which is still in use today, look at fruitphone15).
last time i used to think that usb-c = bestest speed.
until i found out the hard way that usbc also got 480Mbps (which is still in use today, look at fruitphone15).

I wonder why not google insteadThank youmy ang moh boss asked me and as the CIO and CISO I didn’t know
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look at usb4.usb a b c ish referring to the connector shape....
usb 1 2 3 then ish referring to speed....![]()
SS USB stand for SuperSpeed USB. The first iteration of SS USB was introduced in November 2008 as USB 3.0, and it ushered in a new era of speed and power from its predecessor, USB 2.0, or High Speed USB.
More recently, USB 3.1, or Gen 2, has come out, bringing further increases in both power and data transfer speeds.
SuperSpeed USB ports are usually labeled with the logo in the picture above. It's the standard USB logo, with the addition of the letters "SS". For faster versions of SuperSpeed, you might see a number 10 or 20 next to the letters, signifying 10 or 20 GB/s transfer speeds.
The key difference between USB Type-C and USB-PD is that USB Type-C is a reversible USB connector that has a small form factor, while USB-PD is a power delivery protocol that allows for up to 100W power deliveryThose I can understand.
What's is PD though, it seemed like it's USB-C at both ends, is it for charging laptop and tablets and delivering even higher current than normal USB-C?
The key difference between USB Type-C and USB-PD is that USB Type-C is a reversible USB connector that has a small form factor, while USB-PD is a power delivery protocol that allows for up to 100W power delivery
One for android charger, the other iPhone?
My replies came from GoogleMy laptop has USB-C header. It comes with those usual charging port with a power brick cable. How do I know if I can charge the laptop using the USB-C headed? If I just pluck a usb-pd into that USB-C port, will I damage the port?
The boss has a cable with a lightning ⚡️ logo on it so confusing? 🫤
Seeing you are using a Thinkpad,
Shall I also add Thunderbolt 3/4 too?
My replies came from Google
But I really no idea for your questions ,soli
normally those supporting pd will be supplied with pd power brick. at least mine does........My laptop has USB-C header. It comes with those usual charging port with a power brick cable. How do I know if I can charge the laptop using the USB-C headed? If I just pluck a usb-pd into that USB-C port, will I damage the port?