“You may want to review the write up. Does it really transfer 10 gigabits/sec (10000 megabytes per second) I also don't see a coax cable connection in the pictures”
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1. a) When adapter is connected to a Thunderbolt or 15W USB-C (DisplayPort Alt-mode) port – two downstream USB-C and USB-A ports with USB3.1 Gen 2 file transfer rate of up to 10 Gbps is supported. b) When adapter is connected to a 7.5W USB-C (DisplayPort Alt-mode) port – only one of the two downstream USB-C and USB-A ports with USB2.0. file transfer rate up to 480 Mbps is supported on a 1st come 1st serve basis (the peripheral connected first to either the USB-C or USB-A port is supported) This mobile adapter has a long coaxial cable that offers flexibility to connect to various form factors from clamshells to 2-in-1s to detachables, providing enhanced signal quality for stable connectivity wherever your busy day takes you.
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