2016 MacBook Pros may not be compatible with currently available Thunderbolt 3 devices

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2016 MacBook Pros may not be compatible with currently available Thunderbolt 3 devices

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<p>After a battery of&nbsp;tests&nbsp;with their current lineup of USB-C and Thunderbolt products,&nbsp;Plugable&nbsp;learned that&nbsp;Apple’s newest MacBook Pros may not be compatible with currently available Thunderbolt 3 devices. This issue seems to specifically stem from the use of Texas Instruments controller chips in the Thunderbolt 3 devices. If true, this means that has Apple potentially shut&nbsp;out&nbsp;early adopters of the new technology.</p>
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