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> USB has to go on devices where the port already represent a sizable fraction of the cost, and there is a race to the bottom In this context USB-C has failed
by qwerty456127 5y ago
> USB has to go on devices where the port already represent a sizable fraction of the cost, and there is a race to the bottom
In this context USB-C has failed hilariously, given how much do reliable full-featured USB4 cables cost.