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I disagree. I don’t purposefully keep A and C devices. I’m switching everything over to C and have dongles to do that. Supporting both wastes the space for whe
by prepend 5y ago
I disagree. I don’t purposefully keep A and C devices. I’m switching everything over to C and have dongles to do that.
Supporting both wastes the space for when I’ve moved to C.
I’m more likely to have an A->C dongle than an SD card reader.
- emperorcezar 5y agoMaybe Logitech will make a usb-c dongle one day, until then I'm stuck with an adapter that sticks out and is constantly in danger of being knocked and bent.
- neonscribe 5y agoWe may live in the future, but many of us still work with people who live in the past. I know Apple always tries hard to be forward-thinking, but USB-A is one of those ubiquitous standards that won't disappear for quite some time.
- dkonofalski 5y agoThat's why they went with USB-C. USB-C is backwards compatible, USB-A is not forwards compatible.
- prepend 5y agoI’ve been migrating to usb-c since my MacBook four years ago. I don’t have any A devices and just keep adapter dongles for people who have thumb drives or something. I don’t care that much because it’s the size of a quarter and goes in my bad with hdmi and other adapters.