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This Mac 911 article is in response to a question submitted by Macworld reader David. When it comes down to it, though, there’s an ipso facto situation, if I can drop some Latin: if, literally “on the face of it,” the cable lacks clear markings as to what standard it supports, I’d return or replace it, assuming the manufacturer didn’t take the care to label it properly, which would concern me about its production standards, too. Thunderbolt devices will appear with technical details in System Information. If the Mac does recognize it, check that the hardware doesn’t automatically drop down to a compatible, slower standard than Thunderbolt 3 by using System Information ( Option- > System Information), click Thunderbolt, and see if the device is listed there.

Does the Mac recognize the device? If not, it’s not a Thunderbolt 3 cable (or it’s defective). If the cable is unlabeled, you can plug the cable in between a Thunderbolt 3-equipped Mac and a Thunderbolt 3 device. A USB-only cable will show a SuperSpeed+ symbol, which may differ if it has high-wattage power suport. Some manufacturers may also stick a “3” on there, although the USB-C and Thunderbolt 2 cable shapes (the same as Mini DisplayPort) are distinctly different. A Thunderbolt 3 cable should have a lightning bolt symbol printed on the cable head on both ends. Similarly, Microsoft recently introduced a new Smart Camera for the Surface Hub 2, adding new AI features for meetings to the display.Check the cable ends.

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That kind of panel is very expensive, so it makes a lot more sense for customers to only upgrade the compute cartridge and save money on the display. See everything laid out for you in one clean interface. Save time trawling through your computer for stats like CPU, motherboard, RAM, graphics cards and more. The smaller model is a 50-inch 4K display, and there's also an 85-inch panel with a similar resolution but a taller aspect ratio. Speccy gives you detailed information on every piece of hardware in your computer.

It makes sense for it to be this way, because the Surface Hub 2 already has a very high-resolution display, and a very expensive one, too. The compute cartridge is attached to the Surface Hub 2 unit using a single screw, making it easy to slide out the existing cartridge and insert a new one. This is the first time Microsoft is releasing a performance upgrade for the Surface Hub 2, but the device was designed with upgradeability in mind. However, it's only going to be a compute upgrade now, though it's still unclear if it will be branded this way. It’s not the most stable tool, but it provides opportunities for macOS customization that are otherwise inaccessible. These packages can deeply customize your macOS experience, providing toggle switches for hidden values and exposing new customization functionality. This model would have shipped with a different version of Windows with additional features like tiling support. mySIMBL is a utility for installing application bundles in macOS. Additionally, the report mentions that the compute cartridge could be marketed as the Surface Hub 2X, which is the name Microsoft had originally announced for another model of the Surface Hub 2 in addition to the Surface Hub 2S we got.

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