CORSAIRone of the leading companies in products for gaming and contexts in which high performance is required, has announced its new TBT200 dock supported by Intel’s Thunderbolt 4 interface, which was released years ago and can be implemented by other processor manufacturers, including other architectures such as ARM.
The CORSAIR TBT200 Thunderbolt 4 It is a dock that expands the connectivity of a computer Windows, Mac, or Chromebook just using a single cable. As interfaces it makes available four Thunderbolt 4 ports (including the one connected to the computer), a 2.5GHz Ethernet interface, a 3.5mm audio jack, a kensington locka USB Type-C, three USB Type-A and a UHS-II SD 4.0 card reader.
The CORSAIR TBT200 Thunderbolt 4 is capable of delivering power up to 96 watts to power a laptop or recharge multiple devices simultaneously using its smart charging technology. In addition, it offers support for monitors up to 4K with HDR via USB Type-C to HDMI 2.0 or DisplayPort 1.4 adapters included in the packaging, while its aluminum casing gives it a minimalist and robust appearance.
On the other hand, CORSAIR has also announced the update of the dock TBT100 DP Thunderbolt 3which retains the form factor, design, and functionality of the original TBT100, but adds two DisplayPort 1.4 ports capable of supporting displays up to 4K and 60 hertz. The CORSAIR TBT100 DP Thunderbolt 3 also features 40Gbps bandwidth of Thunderbolt 3 and a host of connectivity options including Gigabit Ethernet, UHS-II SD card reader, 2x 10Gbps SuperSpeed USB Type-C ports and up to 85 watts of power delivery via the aforementioned Thunderbolt 3 interface.
The TBT200 Thunderbolt 4 will begin to be marketed from December and can be purchased through the official CORSAIR store with a price of €349.99Meanwhile he TBT100 DP Thunderbolt 3 is already available through the same medium and costs €329.99.
