Reversible, tiny, faster: Hands-on with the USB Type-C plug Ars chatted with some of the main actors behind the new plug that supports USB 3.1. Megan Geuss – Sep 21, 2014 12:00 pm | 186 ...

We explain which plugs you might need and how they work when travelling abroad. Type E will also accept type C plugs. Everywhere else in Europe and Russia, travel adaptor type F is used.

The first is to look at the plug itself: A good cable uses a deep-draw extrusion method that produces a Type C plug that is a single piece of metal and does not have a visible seam on one side of ...

The new USB Type-C connector will be reversible unlike the current USB 3.0 version USB cable developers have announced that a forthcoming version of the connector's plug is to be reversible.

The new Type-C plug will be compatible with USB 3.1, a revised version of the spec that boosts theoretical transfer speeds from the 5Gbps of USB 3.0 to 10Gbps and that supports delivery of up to ...

The USB Promoter Group has announced that the greatest invention in the known universe -- the reversible Type-C USB connector -- is finally ready for mass production. The USB Implementers Forum ...

There aren’t any images available yet, but Type-C will be around the size of a Micro USB plug and, like Apple’s Lightning connector, will finally be reversible — in other words, no more ...

As fancy, reversible, and multipurpose as the new Type-C USB ports may be, they are not backwards compatible with any of the existing accessories and flash drives in the market. At least not ...

We explain which plugs you might need and how they work when travelling abroad. Brits heading on holiday to Europe will need travel adaptor type C, which uses 220 volts. This plug has two round ...