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You mean for charging or for connecting to peripherals? It's going to happen for peripherals, but it's an ecosystem with two sides; you'll have laptops adding
by azernik 10y ago
You mean for charging or for connecting to peripherals?
It's going to happen for peripherals, but it's an ecosystem with two sides; you'll have laptops adding more and more USB-C ports as more support arrives, but it'll take time.
WRT charging, see e.g. this [1] year-old article - the implementations are going to take a while to get uniform enough for it to be a truly "standard" charger. But a wide variety of vendors are experimenting with it, and the future is bright.
- jzl 10y agoFor both. There should be standardized icons on USB-C cables denoting what the cable is capable of doing so that people don't fry their devices by using the wrong cable.