Computers with USB-C (Alt Mode)
USB C (Alt Mode)
— the PC has at least one USB-C connector with support for Alternate Mode.In accordance with the name, Alternate Mode is an alternative mode of operation of the Type C connector, when not USB, but other connection interfaces are implemented through it. The specific set of such interfaces may be different, it should be specified for each model separately. The most typical example is Thunderbolt v3, such connection, by definition, works through USB-C hardware connector. The Thunderbolt specification also includes DisplayPort support, but this video output can be implemented via USB-C and independently, without Thunderbolt functionality. Also, the list of the most popular Alternate Mode options includes HDMI — both in its classic form and in the "mobile" version of MHL (the latter, however, is more typical for smartphones and other handheld equipment than for PCs).