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Wouldn't there always be companies trying to sell the cheapest qualifier? Wouldn't the expensive products you mention that "might work" become more affordable
by extralego 8y ago
Wouldn't there always be companies trying to sell the cheapest qualifier?
Wouldn't the expensive products you mention that "might work" become more affordable if they were manufactured at a higher rate? (But maybe they aren't because they are harder to sell)
>I am confident that Type-C's market penetration will skyrocket as soon as the difficulty and cost of actually integrating it into a product reaches sane levels.
Isn't the current market of so many low-cost Type-C devices evidence that the cost is already low?
- Tloewald 8y agoThe cost of crappy things that don't solve the problem described which leads to the mess we're complaining about is low, yes.