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Why would you use SCSI to charge a phone? It'd be a standardized power connector, probably like those small round ones that are used for all sorts of household
by kevingadd 7y ago
Why would you use SCSI to charge a phone? It'd be a standardized power connector, probably like those small round ones that are used for all sorts of household appliances.
Similarly, your projector is already using a standardized power cable: The one that goes into your wall socket.
For cables that don't terminate with a regular 2/3 prong on the other end, there are a few standardized shapes there too. My monitors and PC PSUs all take the same sort of connector on the non-wall-socket end even if they pull different amperages.
- nomel 7y agoThe charge ports of cellphones have almost always had data capabilities built in.
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- anticensor 7y agoOld Nokia chargers disagree with various barrel connectors. It is not like "Anyone with thin-barreled Nokia charger?" was in the distant past.
- nomel 7y agoCorrect, thus my use of "almost always". For an example of an earlier dual purpose port, the Sony Ericsson line from 2000.