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PS8818 - USB-C® 10Gbps Retimer for USB 3.1 Gen2 and DP 1.4a Alternate Mode - Parade Technologies, Ltd.
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USB 4.0 type C ports will be able to output up to 16K video at ~80Gb/s thanks to VESA's new DisplayPort standard - NotebookCheck.net News
Amazon.com: USB C to DisplayPort Adapter 8K 60Hz, Maxonar Thunderbolt 3 to Display Port Cable with 1.4 Alt Mode Video Converter - HBR3/DSC/HDR for M1 MacBook Pro, iPad Pro, Surface Book, Dell
USB-C Introduction: What is USB-C DisplayPort (DP Alt Mode) | BenQ US
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USB Type-C connector will also support DisplayPort: Finally, one cable will fit every hole - ExtremeTech
MHL Releases Alternate Mode for New USB Type-C Connector | Business Wire
Case Study: Testing USB-C DisplayPort Alternate Mode Devices | Unigraf
What is Alternate Mode in USB Type-C? - Explanation Video from Silicon Labs - YouTube
MHL Alternate Mode ("Alt Mode") for USB Type-C Standar
PS8742 - USB-C® Sink Switch with USB 3.1 Gen 1 / DP Alt Mode HBR2 Redriver - Parade Technologies, Ltd.
USB-C Alternate Mode: Ethernet - will this ever become a possibility? : r/UsbCHardware
SUNIX - USB-C Video Dongle
Understanding USB-C Alternate Modes - Dignited
DisplayPort Alternate Mode for USB Type-C Announced - Video, Power, & Data All Over Type-C - TechnicultrTechnicultr
DisplayPort Alternate Mode for USB Type-C Announced - Video, Power, & Data All Over Type-C
Tech Talk: Using USB-C and DisplayPort over Alt Mode
Alternate Mode for USB Type-C™: Going Beyond USB
DisplayPort Alt Mode coming to USB4/USB-C with support for up to 16K displays, 80 Gbps speeds - 9to5Mac
