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Video from Vietnam Suggests Note 7 will come with USB-C Cable!

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A video published on YouTube shows a USB Type-C cable that looks pretty similar to Samsung’s regular micro USB cables, with a packaging similar to the one used by Samsung. Which supports the possibility of this being the Note 7′s cable model number EP-DN930CWE seen on the plastic surrounding the cable. Leaks show SM-N930 as the model number the Galaxy Note 7 is expected to carry. With the Type-C port, users can transfer data faster, charge batteries quicker, and the plug is reversible. Anxiously waiting for August 2nd Announcement!

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Oh no. What will the world do? Oh right just adapt like the rest of us. At least the 6p users broke the trail for bad cables and chargers.
 
Just read a post from Reddit. Samsung released a wireless charger with a type c port in their Korean official website. But can not find this charger from Samsung US Official website. See photo:

They use a A-C cable, so the new flagship hone should be a type c port , to compatible with the wall charger they carry. .

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Type-C does NOT mean faster data transfer speeds. That simply specifies the physical specifications of the connector. Other than that I hope this is true, more type-c devices means I don't have to carry a charger with me as often.
 
They better be giving away free Gear VRs with it. I'm not dishing out another hundred dollars just because the ports are different...
 
Mustang02 said:
Type C does mean faster data transfer speeds.

Three things you should know about USB Type-C
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Read the article you quoted and you will see you are wrong. The article specifically states USB 3.1 Type-C. Now to further prove you wrong, look up the specs of the Nexus 6p and see what USB spec it uses, hint USB 2.0 yet it utilizes the Type-C form factor.

Also a good read and helps seperate connectors from speed specifications: USB-C vs. USB 3.1: What’s the difference? | ExtremeTech
 
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I've never seen so many new threads about a new phone that has not been released yet, and still in the "rumint" stages. The Note 7 must be one highly anticipated device. [emoji12]

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tommyg562000 said:
Read the article you quoted and you will see you are wrong. The article specifically states USB 3.1 Type-C. Now to further prove you wrong, look up the specs of the Nexus 6p and see what USB spec it uses, hint USB 2.0 yet it utilizes the Type-C form factor.

Also a good read and helps seperate connectors from speed specifications: USB-C vs. USB 3.1: What’s the difference? | ExtremeTech
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I didn't say the 6p nor any phone was using type c 3.1, which provides faster data speeds. So you're wrong for blatantly stating type c won't provide faster data speeds when in fact type c can.
 
Mustang02 said:
I didn't say the 6p nor any phone was using type c 3.1, which provides faster data speeds. So you're wrong for blatantly stating type c won't provide faster data speeds when in fact type c can.
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Read the articles and you will see very clearly Type-C can never provide data or variations of data transfer speed. A connector is simply a connector, it provides nothing more than an interface.

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tommyg562000 said:
Too bad you're not smart enough to understand specifications. Read the articles and you will see very clearly Type-C can never provide data or variations of data transfer speed. A connector is simply a connector, it provides nothing more than an interface. Please try to be better when posting here.

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What does this article mean, then? I'm confused lol...

"USB 3.1 Type-C cables offer a transfer rate of 10Gbps, which is double the transfer speed of USB 3.0 (5 Gbps). Additionally, these cables will offer 20 volts and 5 amps of power, compared with the 5 volts and 1.8 amps of its predecessor. This means less waiting around for devices to transfer data or for their batteries to charge."
 
You're focusing on Type-c in that article, but what causes the speed increase is the USB 3.1 spec. The article does a poor job of distinguishing the two. Type-c is not synonymous with USB 3.1 or rather any USB speed spec.

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