> I think this discussion is interesting but misguided. For consumer laptops, light, very thin, and a single USB-C port makes sense to me. On the other hand, if

> I think this discussion is interesting but misguided. For consumer laptops, light, very thin, and a single USB-C port makes sense to me. On the other hand, if you are building a larger form factor laptop for professional use, why not add additional ports, they are easy to fit into the design. But this conversation is largely about the MacBook Pro, where it's a "larger form factor laptop for professional use", and yet they removed all but the USB-C ports, and then put them back. That seems rather on point in this discussion.