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> The removed it because it was a proprietary port Apple is not shy when it comes to using proprietary ports - so I don't really buy this argument. We can loo
by Alupis 10y ago
> The removed it because it was a proprietary port
Apple is not shy when it comes to using proprietary ports - so I don't really buy this argument.
We can look at the iPhone 7 and it's proprietary non-USB connector as clear evidence they don't mind running proprietary connectors.
- Bud 10y ago>Apple is not shy when it comes to using proprietary ports - so I don't really buy this argument. There was not a single proprietary port on the old MB Pro, except for MagSafe, which isn't really even a port, but instead a power interface. Zero.
- Alupis 10y ago> There was not a single proprietary port on the old MB Pro, except for MagSafe So somehow that means Apple hates proprietary ports? Besides, the Thunderbolt ports might as well have been proprietary given the small number of non-apple devices that used them.
- na85 10y agoI'm glad we agree there was a proprietary connector on that device.