Code vent opener? Apple or higher speed interface to Mac

Tencent Digital (Wen Xin) According to the Apple Insider website, the code found in macOS Sierra shows that future Mac computers may support USB 3.1 Gen 2, which means the peripheral data transfer rate can reach 10Gbps.

According to a 9to5Mac article Wednesday, Sierra's beta version contains "SuperSpeed+", a term reserved for the Gen 2 interface. In fact, the Sierra Beta code also mentions a 10Gbps data transfer rate limit, which is twice that of Gen 1.

Apple may be planning to add a USB 3.1 Gen 2 interface to the upgraded iMac and MacBook Pro. It is widely expected that Apple will release upgraded iMac and MacBook Pro this fall. Thunderbolt 3 is cross-compatible with Gen 2

Apple Insider said that most people may not realize the advantages of Thunderbolt 3 or Gen 2 at first, but these two technologies can simplify the connection of devices such as 4K displays and speed up the backup and transmission of files on some external hard disks.

Although there are few rumors about Apple’s upgrade of the iMac, it is expected that the MacBook Pro will be thinner, with OLED strips that can display commands available in the current state, and high-end models will be equipped with AMD’s Polaris graphics cards.

Source: Apple Insider

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