A technician is setting up smartphones for field staff who need to transfer large video logs directly to external high-speed storage drives. Although the smartphones use physical USB Type-C ports, the field staff report that transferring files using the manufacturer's bundled cable is unexpectedly slow, topping out at USB 2.0 speeds (480 Mbps). Which of the following best explains why the file transfer speeds are bottlenecked?
- The bundled cable is internally wired only for USB 2.0 signal lines despite having a physical USB Type-C connector.Cevap
- BThe smartphone's USB Type-C port requires an active Thunderbolt converter to transfer files to external storage drives.
- CDirect physical file transfers are locked until the device is configured with a multi-device cloud synchronization account.
- DThe mobile battery requires a full discharge calibration cycle to unlock maximum power delivery to peripheral storage devices.
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The bundled cable is internally wired only for USB 2.0 signal lines despite having a physical USB Type-C connector.
The correct answer correctly distinguishes between physical port geography and protocol capabilities. USB Type-C describes the 24-pin reversible connector shell, but cables bundled primarily for power delivery often omit the extra twisted pairs required for USB 3.x SuperSpeed modes, defaulting data transfers to legacy USB 2.0 speeds (480 Mbps).
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