Smaller connector, put it a smaller space, higher chance of twisting and breaking with bigger cables…
standard HDMI is my go-to, as it is just more rigid anyway…
but I guess a little change is nice…
but note that we can only work with whatever ports the chip manufacturer provides…
In that manner Rockchip is our savior to include such a wide variety of video output
display port (over USB) , HDMI, eDP, MiPi DSI… etc.
There is an opinion that with a decrease in the connector, the area of ​​the contact surfaces decreases, which deteriorates the technical characteristics of the cable. Due to its small size, the requirements for the accuracy of this process increase. One awkward movement can create a significant misalignment of the plug, which can lead to the failure of the entire data link
That was my thought when the regular HDMI cable came out. Ive been pretty lucky that i havnt had many issues but i only use cables with a nice snug fit, if it slipsin and out to easy i pitch it.
Yeah but have you looked at a USB-C cable? IMO that plug looks sketchy, and to carry some 3-4 amps?
I see some issues with that plug in the near future
No way, USB-C is seen to be better to be in every single way,
no reason we are making it to be “One port to rule them all !”
but I don’t use HDMI anymore (I am getting kickbanned from using the family Tv, If i don’t use it for entertainment and host movies on my VIM3 it is not welcome to be used there ),
I have switched over to MIPI DSI displays, and VNC/xrdp for linux,
so I don’t have problems with choosing Display connections anymore…