Assertion: thunderbolt | /r/HasProperty | compatible
Facets:
value: backwards
type: MANNER
value: with thunderbolt
type: OTHER
value: with usb
type: OTHER
value: with devices
type: OTHER
value: equally backwards
type: DEGREE
value: with displayport
type: OTHER
value: with firewire
type: OTHER
value: with usb-c cables
type: OTHER
value: with 1
type: OTHER
value: in this manner
type: MANNER
value: with earlier versions
type: OTHER
value: with slower usb 4 connections
type: OTHER
value: fully
type: DEGREE
value: luckily
type: OTHER
value: with the thunderbolt 2/thunderbolt
type: OTHER
value: with mini displayport peripherals
type: OTHER
value: usb-c
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Thunderbolt 2 is backwards compatible, which means that all Thunderbolt cables and connectors are compatible with Thunderbolt 1.
text: Plus, Thunderbolt 3 is backwards compatible to Thunderbolt 2.
text: The big news, however, is the fact that Thunderbolt 3 is designed to work in the same-shaped port as USB-C and is compatible with USB-C cables and devices.
text: Is Thunderbolt 3 backwards compatible with Thunderbolt and Thunderbolt 2?
text: Thunderbolt 4 is based on open standards and is backwards compatible with Thunderbolt 3.
text: Thunderbolt 3 will be compatible with the Thunderbolt 2/Thunderbolt using a Thunderbolt 3 to Thunderbolt adapter.
text: Thunderbolt 3 will be backwards compatible with Thunderbolt/Thunderbolt 2 using an adapter
text: Thunderbolt 2 is completely backwards compatible with Thunderbolt 1
text: Thunderbolt 2 is backwards compatible with Firewire using a Thunderbolt to Firewire adapter
text: Thunderbolt 1 is backwards compatible with Firewire using a Thunderbolt to Firewire adapter
text: The second iteration Thunderbolt 2 uses the same Mini DisplayPort connector, while the Thunderbolt 3 uses the same USB Type-C connector and is backward compatible with USB 3.1.
text: Unlike Thunderbolt 2, the Thunderbolt 3 uses the USB Type-C connector and is backward compatible with USB 3.1.
text: Thunderbolt 3, on the other hand, uses the USB Type-C connector and is backward compatible with USB 3.1, meaning any Mac with Thunderbolt 3 compatibility can also accept USB Type-C devices without the need for adapters.
text: Is Thunderbolt 3 backwards compatible with Thunderbolt and Thunderbolt 2?
text: Thunderbolt 3 is backward compatible.
text: Thunderbolt 3 is equally backwards compatible -- to Thunderbolt 2.
text: Thunderbolt is fully compatible with Mini DisplayPort peripherals, and the new port is backward compatible, therefore it can still be used to connect to DisplayPort devices,
text: Is Thunderbolt 4K compatible?
text: Is Thunderbolt 5K compatible?
text: Is Thunderbolt backwards compatible?
text: Thunderbolt 3 is backwards compatible with earlier versions, but requires a physical adapter.
text: All Thunderbolt 3 is USB-C compatible
text: Is Thunderbolt 3 backwards compatible with Thunderbolt and Thunderbolt 2?
text: Thunderbolt 3 is backward compatible.
text: I'm just not sure if Thunderbolt 3 will be backwards compatible in this manner?
text: Thunderbolt 4, on the other hand, makes all USB 4 features mandatory and always supports the highest link speed of 40 Gbit/s (while being compatible with slower USB 4 connections).
text: The big news, however, is the fact that Thunderbolt 3 is designed to work in the same-shaped port as USB-C and is compatible with USB-C cables and devices.
text: Luckily Thunderbolt 2 is backwards compatible with the first Thunderbolt 1 and DisplayPort and doesn't require an adapter.
text: Thunderbolt 3 will be also backwards compatible with Thunderbolt 2 and 1 (and presumably DisplayPort, too) but it'll require an adapter as the new TB3 port will be physically smaller than the current one.
text: Lest you fret, Thunderbolt 2 is compatible with devices that can connect to the original Thunderbolt.