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Neither a printer nor an Arduino is likely to have a captive USB cable. USB-C to USB-B/micro-B/etc cables exist. The only situation where USB-C ports on a host
by duskwuff 5y ago
Neither a printer nor an Arduino is likely to have a captive USB cable. USB-C to USB-B/micro-B/etc cables exist.
The only situation where USB-C ports on a host are an issue is for devices with captive cables, like USB mice. For those devices, inexpensive adapters are readily available.
- salamandersauce 5y agoExcept USB C to B or micro-B are not free and need to be purchased typically. A ton of devices still come with just USB A cables even if one end is USB C. A thin desktop gets you very little.
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- jonfw 5y agoWe're talking about a computer that costs several hundred times the price of the cable you're complaining about
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- manigandham 5y agoThat's not an excuse to spend even more, or create more waste. And such an expensive device should cater to typical consumers.