3 ms·
> the law can be changed Basically there will never be a usb-d.
by matwood 4y ago
> the law can be changed
Basically there will never be a usb-d.
- kalleboo 4y agoThe only way I see there being a need to evolve from USB-C is if we see some major developments in optical (cost/size) The EU seems perfectly willing to adopt new standards if you look at what has been happening in mobile standards (e.g. despite 3G being standardized we got 4G, despite 4G being standardized we got 5G)
- colejohnson66 4y ago3G/4G/5G isn't a good example. Standards evolve, but the issue many people have is that this isn't a standard, but a mandate to use said standard. So people are concerned that the USB Consortium will come up with a USB-D, but new devices won't be able to use it until the EU updates their law.
- izacus 4y agoThere's already Thunderbolt 4. And the requirement will expire in 2030. It's fine, stop with the drama.