Analogix displays the power of USB Type-C, the future of connectivity

Analogix demos the huge benefits of USB Type-C at Computex 2015.

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Computex 2015 - Analogix always has something to impress me wherever we are, but it was their various demos and prototypes of USB Type-C products that had me impressed at Computex this year.

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The company was showing off its new chips in the ANX7428, ANX7816+, ANX7418 and ANX7688 which provide DisplayPort, USB 3.0 and Power Delivery all over the same, tiny little cable. That tiny little cable we mentioned, is thanks to a tiny little chip, which is pictured above.

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Analogix was showing off the Apple MacBook Air, which will see future cables using their technology to output to various other outputs or devices.

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Something else that will impress is the Nano Console from Analogix, which plugs into your SlimPort compatible smartphone, and plugs directly into your TV. It comes with a little touch-capable remote that makes using your Android-based smartphone on your TV a breeze. The Nano Console will be entering mass production shortly, with an estimated arrival of sometime next month.

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