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Because nobody would follow them anyway. Apple wants white cables, some people want red, blue or yellow cables, so on. And the connectors are so small there is
by hkjhreiou 7y ago
Because nobody would follow them anyway.
Apple wants white cables, some people want red, blue or yellow cables, so on. And the connectors are so small there is no place to put anything on them.
- whoopdedo 7y agoI just want to find out who at Dell is responsible for perpetuating the use of black markings on a dark-grey background.
- pas 7y agoThat's not true. It'd help a lot. Apple can use their cable and simply not say that it's USB3/TypeC/FancyX. No one would care if it would actually work. But at least there were clear markings for those who care. It would take up about 2 cm on each end of the cable, a set of bands, like a barcode. It doesn't even have to be that strikingly different in color.