We finally touched Thunderbolt 5 and Qi2 (but not meaningfully).

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Here at CES 2024 , Hyper , J5Create , and Belkin have item on presentation withthe late in dockingandmagnetic charging engineering science — but woefully , none of it is stop up in .

possibly because we ’re still expect on Windows laptop and Android sound to take up the technical school .

( There ’s nothing to tail yet , veracious ? )

I’mseriouslylooking ahead to 240W charge and 120Gbps focal ratio from my USB - one C port , though , not to note a“MagSafe for Android .

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J5Create’s Thunderbolt 5 Dual 8K60 Display.

It offers 140W charging, not 240W charging, but does support 120Gbps of bandwidth and apparently fits an NVMe SSD.

Full specs for the J5Create. I didn’t see a price but I’ll ask.

Hyper’s Next Thunderbolt 5 Dock appears to be $400. It’s got up to 120Gbps data speeds as well and also has room for an NVMe SSD inside.