In daily life, the RJ45 interface is already very familiar to us. RJ45 as a network cable interface appeared earlier than USB, but now that SUB has been updated several times, rj45 has neither been significantly upgraded nor replaced. While ultra-thin computers are gaining popularity, their overly thick rj45 interface has become a hindrance, and many laptops simply cancel this interface. Does this mean that the RJ45 interface has fallen behind?
In fact, the RJ45 interface is obviously inappropriate for some computers or other products that pursue ultra-thin. But can this show that RJ45 has completely fallen behind, can be perfectly replaced, and thus eliminated by the times? of course not. Although most network usage scenarios can now be connected via WiFi, there is also a USB to RJ45 interface to supplement the application. However, both wifi and USB have shortcomings such as short transmission distance and low bandwidth. Faced with the advantages of stable transmission performance, high carrying bandwidth, and good shielding performance under the design of the rj45 twisted pair network cable, it cannot be completely superior in the overall performance comparison. Therefore, the current solution for the interconnection of thin and light networks is usually a combination of WiFi and USB-C to RJ45 adapters. It can basically meet the needs of the Internet while ensuring a thin and light design. In short, the RJ45 interface is difficult to be completely eliminated in the near future, and everyone will continue to use it for a period of time.
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