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Not at all. It was an old connector that needed to be replaced. What I'm suggesting is that as a brand with that level of public recognition there is No Good An
by danpalmer 4y ago
Not at all. It was an old connector that needed to be replaced. What I'm suggesting is that as a brand with that level of public recognition there is No Good Answer. Every option sucks in some way.
And the same is true again now for USB-C, "just switch to USB-C" is not an answer that sounds good for most people, and Apple is still paying for the bad will from customers from the 30-pin connector transition. The USB-C transition is only going to add to that.
- jackvalentine 4y ago> Apple is still paying for the bad will from customers from the 30-pin connector transition. No they are not. The only time 30 pin is _ever_ mentioned is in these discussions about USB-C. That “bad will” was overblown to begin with and everyone has forgotten about it in the 10 years and several billion products sold since.