using a PD standard called PPS (or the AVS standard for EPR-range chargers) – it’s not a requirement, but you’ll find that quite a few USB-C PSUs will oblige, and PPS support is usually ...

For the first time, you can now buy a lightning fast 240W USB-PD charger to power up your computer in a flash.

The PD frontend used is the FUSB302 ... USB-C is designed to get rid of proprietary charging standards, and this is why the USB-C standard says that you shall not support USB-data-pair-hijacking ...

You can now buy a USB-C charger that finally hits the promised power spec for beefy laptops at a max rate of 240W. You probably do not need this charger, and you may not have a device that even ...

By comparison, a standard USB-C port can carry a more robust 18 watts of power. But what makes USB-C even more versatile is that it's compatible with the new Power Delivery (PD) spec, which can ...

Three USB-C ports and a single USB-A port guarantee ... and any other device utilizing the USB PD standard, including the MacBook Air. Its compact size is achieved using gallium nitride (GaN ...

USB stands for "Universal Serial Bus." It was named this because engineers felt it would replace other connectors on the market to become the one universal connector. Unfortunately, things didn't ...

No more fumbling around with docks and adapters or trying to figure out what way you need to turn your drive to get it into ...

A standard USB-A port or charger provides 5 volts, while a USB-C PD (power delivery) port can push output up to 12 volts. The ...