I go to trade shows and if there was such I usually see it there.
While USB-C in theory has 5 to 10 gigabit transmission rate, it's still too early in the game for companies to develop what you are asking for. Not enough sales to pay for the engineering and first production.
Hello--
I've been googling quite a bit, but haven't been able to find a definitive answer to my question, so maybe y'all can help:
If I were to get a machine with a single USB-C port (like a 2016 Mac or Dell XPS), would I be able to find a dock that could give me at a minimum: power, ethernet, two 1920x1080 displays, 3.5mm audio, keyboard, mouse?
IOW, when I go from the couch in the living room into my office, I want to be able to dock up, lid closed, with just that SINGLE cable, and get my full desktop experience (that I get now by plugging all of those cables into my laptop). Is this possible?
I'm just trying to get a definitive answer on if the USB-C spec is capable of that in theory.
Obviously it would be nice if the dock had ports beyond those, such as extra USB-A ports, additional USB-C ports, SD reader, etc. From my research, it seems that USB-C is still nascent enough that dock makers haven't figured out all the video driver issues, etc, so I haven't seen a dock out there that guarantees that everything i listed would work through ONE cable - but is it at least possible? If so, then hopefully it's just a matter of time until we start seeing some good dock options out there once the market matures & driver issues, etc, are addressed..
Thanks!

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