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Guesses: 1) not that many people have four USB-C devices they need to plug in at once (unlike USB-A), 2) it'd probably be super expensive and in some cases im
by shantly 7y ago
Guesses:
1) not that many people have four USB-C devices they need to plug in at once (unlike USB-A),
2) it'd probably be super expensive and in some cases impossible to support all the abilities of USB-C across 4 ports, leaving only some small subset of capabilities available on all four and maybe forcing you to not use some of the ports at all if one or two of them have higher-end capabilities and you're actually using them for that. Experience is probably confusing and frustrating at best—and expensive anyway.