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Super Sticky Thread for USB-C Docks, Cables and Accessories [MERGED]
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Amazon Basics now has:
US$140 - Thunderbolt 4 / USB 4 Dock
US$100 - Thunderbolt 4 / USB 4 Hub
The links are from Amazon USA. I don't see these in Canada yet. I didn't check elsewhere in the world.
EDIT:
These seem to be based off / rebrands of the Goodway docks:
www.goodway.com.tw
The Sonnet Echo docks are also Goodway rebrands:
www.sonnettech.com
US$140 - Thunderbolt 4 / USB 4 Dock
US$100 - Thunderbolt 4 / USB 4 Hub
The links are from Amazon USA. I don't see these in Canada yet. I didn't check elsewhere in the world.
EDIT:
These seem to be based off / rebrands of the Goodway docks:
Product-Good Way-The world’s premier designer and manufacturer of PC peripherals and consumer electronics
With over 40 years of solid and professional experience, Good Way stands as the world’s premier designer and manufacturer of PC peripherals and consumer electronics. Our top-notch R&D team continually develops innovative, cutting-edge solutions to meet the evolving needs of our clients, while...
www.goodway.com.tw
The Sonnet Echo docks are also Goodway rebrands:
Thunderbolt Docks and Hubs - SONNETTECH
Docks for Mac, PC, Chromebooks, and iPad Pro with options such as Thunderbolt 4, USB-C, M.2 storage, SD card slot, audio jacks, Ethernet, and multiple displays.
www.sonnettech.com
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A brother model with ethernet and airprint
Amazon Basics now has:
US$140 - Thunderbolt 4 / USB 4 Dock
US$100 - Thunderbolt 4 / USB 4 Hub
The links are from Amazon USA. I don't see these in Canada yet. I didn't check elsewhere in the world.
EDIT:
These seem to be based off / rebrands of the Goodway docks:
Product-Good Way-The world’s premier designer and manufacturer of PC peripherals and consumer electronics
With over 40 years of solid and professional experience, Good Way stands as the world’s premier designer and manufacturer of PC peripherals and consumer electronics. Our top-notch R&D team continually develops innovative, cutting-edge solutions to meet the evolving needs of our clients, while...
The Sonnet Echo docks are also Goodway rebrands:
Thunderbolt Docks and Hubs - SONNETTECH
Docks for Mac, PC, Chromebooks, and iPad Pro with options such as Thunderbolt 4, USB-C, M.2 storage, SD card slot, audio jacks, Ethernet, and multiple displays.
daaaang the *******s at Amazon sniping again
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My LaCie Rugged 4 TB USB-C hard drive's port was getting a little finicky over years of use and transport, and it was almost full, so I got another storage device specifically for doing digital media work when on the go...
A Samsung T7 Shield portable SSD, with 4 TB of storage! We use such SSDs at my college's TV studio, and so I figured I may as well hop on the bandwagon. (The T9 would've been nice but it would've cost more and it wouldn't have worked at the advertised 20 G/bps on my M1 MacBook Air, so the T7 with its 10 G/bps speed was good enough for me.)
Re-locating the Logic Pro sounds/loops library from the LaCie rugged hard drive to the Samsung T7 Shield. Now I need to find out how to do that with GarageBand, since that doesn't have such a "Relocate Sound Library" option anymore and I REALLY don't have the space for the full loops library on my MacBook Air's SSD.
A Samsung T7 Shield portable SSD, with 4 TB of storage! We use such SSDs at my college's TV studio, and so I figured I may as well hop on the bandwagon. (The T9 would've been nice but it would've cost more and it wouldn't have worked at the advertised 20 G/bps on my M1 MacBook Air, so the T7 with its 10 G/bps speed was good enough for me.)
Re-locating the Logic Pro sounds/loops library from the LaCie rugged hard drive to the Samsung T7 Shield. Now I need to find out how to do that with GarageBand, since that doesn't have such a "Relocate Sound Library" option anymore and I REALLY don't have the space for the full loops library on my MacBook Air's SSD.
Well, last week my CalDigit TS3 Plus dock somehow shorted out. It'd still get power, as the USB-A ports could still charge my iPhone and my portable charging brick, but it wouldn't do anything else when connected to my M1 MacBook Air. So I had to buy a replacement...
Another CalDigit TS3 Plus dock, but this time it's in Space Gray! I will admit it does look cooler than my older silver one. But it's nice to have all that versatility again, without having to just use my Falwedi USB-C hub and needing to daisy-chain to my Thunderbolt 3 external hard drive.
Another CalDigit TS3 Plus dock, but this time it's in Space Gray! I will admit it does look cooler than my older silver one. But it's nice to have all that versatility again, without having to just use my Falwedi USB-C hub and needing to daisy-chain to my Thunderbolt 3 external hard drive.
I don't know enough about apple hardware that old. Printer cable? RS-232 25 pin were the old PC atrocity cables I remember.