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I don't really understand that? USB c happened outside apple devices first, and its usage is going to grow. If you still have the old style USB ports, you have
by mattnewton 10y ago
I don't really understand that? USB c happened outside apple devices first, and its usage is going to grow. If you still have the old style USB ports, you have a device that is more peripheral compatible than the current MacBook, while being just as future proof, no?
- zyx321 10y agoThere was just no room in the design for it. Replacing USB-A would hurt backwards compatibility. Replacing MiniDP would lead users to expect Thunderbolt 3 functionality Replacing the proprietary power/dock connector would brand it as a cheaper second-class device along the lines of the non-pro Surface 3