I realize that there has been some discussion around Thunderbolt audio interfaces.  But I have recently noticed the USB Type-C connector showing up on some Intel based Windows 10 systems, and I was wondering if anybody was using this for display output yet?
 
http://arstechnica.co.uk/...s-bandwidth-to-40gbps/

Just saw this USB-C adapter ...
 
http://www.itworld.com/ar...utm_term=itworld_today
Cable Matters USB-C to HDMI / VGA / Ethernet / USB Multiport 4K UHD Adapter (Thunderbolt 3 Port Compatible)
 
Connect More with Cable Matters USB-C Products

One Port Wonder
The Cable Matters USB-C HDMI / VGA Multiport Adapter with Ethernet is an essential companion for a computer or tablet with USB-C. Connect to a Gigabit network, install a USB peripheral device, and connect a display with VGA or HDMI input. Plug & Play with a single USB-C port and no external drivers required.

USB-C & Thunderbolt 3 Merger
Thunderbolt 3 equipped devices use the slim, reversible USB-C connector. Whether your device has a USB-C or Thunderbolt 3 port, you can use this adapter. Just check that your device supports DisplayPort Alternate mode to view video over USB.

Important Notes
- USB-C connection does not provide power delivery for charging while in use
- Only 1 display (HDMI or VGA) can be connected at a time
- Mac OS can download drivers for Ethernet at the Cable Matters website
- Device must support DisplayPort Alternate mode to connect an HDMI or VGA display
- 4K video resolution requires a 4K capable video source, HDMI cable, and output display
- All cables to connect the adapter are sold separately

Specifications
- Input Host: USB 3.1 Type-C /Thunderbolt 3 Male
- Network: RJ45 Female
- USB-A: USB 3.0 Female
- HDMI: 19 pin Female
- VGA: 15 pin Female

Package Contents
- 1 x Multiport Adapter
- 1 x User Manual

this is very good info, abacab!  thank you!
 
i'll be interested in seeing how this works.