FunFan said:
if AsusTek can do, so can anyone else. Nintendo hasn't give us the specs and the chances of it working just like any standar Type-C are slim, not necessarily because Nintendo would use it for extra performance but because of their agressive anti-piracy stance. |
There's very likely no proprietary tech in the USB-C port, piracy argument doesn't make sense since other USB ports are very much standard. My point was that it was using two cables, and the Nintendo Switch doesn't have two USB-C ports to make those transfer speeds. I highly doubt Nintendo is secretly using Thunderbolt or has an upgraded version with faster transfer speeds, but I'd love to be wrong.