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> How would it have been possible to advance to the next generation of technology like USB-C. The law does no say what a common charger is. Manufacturers are f
by the_mitsuhiko 7y ago
> How would it have been possible to advance to the next generation of technology like USB-C.
The law does no say what a common charger is. Manufacturers are free to migrate to a new standard.
- nsajko 7y agoPresumably it is on the Commission to decide that USB-C is to be the next standard, and only then will there be a proposal for a law. (We are not yet talking about a law.)
- the_mitsuhiko 7y agoThat didn't happen with the USB-A charger either.
- tripzilch 7y ago> Presumably it is on the Commission to decide that USB-C is to be the next standard, and only then will there be a proposal for a law. No, it literally says they're calling on the industry to agree on a common standard.