shifting from the Mini DisplayPort standard to USB-C at the same time. That means all Thunderbolt 3 cables will work as USB-C cables, and vice versa (provided you're using a USB-C cable that's of ...

But a critical part of the move to the USB-C standard is meant to eliminate the need for independent cables for different ...

cables, and devices are capable of more than just what the USB spec allows. That's because -- starting with Thunderbolt 3 -- Intel's Thunderbolt standard, which previously used a Mini DisplayPort ...

Early Thunderbolt devices and cables used the Mini DisplayPort connector, but Thunderbolt 3 and newer versions use the same ...

or DP40/DP80 cables (including both passive and active, and using full-size DisplayPort, Mini DisplayPort or USB Type-C connectors) – have already been certified to the stricter DisplayPort 2.1 spec.