Thunderboltliitäntöjen
Thunderboltliitäntöjen refers to the Thunderbolt interface, a high-speed hardware interface that combines data, audio, video, and power delivery over a single cable. Developed by Intel with collaboration from Apple, Thunderbolt was initially released in 2011. It utilizes the Mini DisplayPort connector for its first few generations, but later versions transitioned to the USB-C connector, sharing the physical form factor with USB but offering significantly higher capabilities.
The primary advantage of Thunderbolt is its versatility and speed. It supports extremely high data transfer
Thunderbolt also offers DisplayPort support, enabling the connection of monitors directly without separate video cables. Furthermore,
The evolution to USB-C for Thunderbolt 3 and 4 has made it more widely adopted, as USB-C