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There are still laptops with various charger types not to mention digital cameras and other electronics that could use usb-c pd but refuse to adopt it. I think
by anony999 4y ago
There are still laptops with various charger types not to mention digital cameras and other electronics that could use usb-c pd but refuse to adopt it. I think the law should be expanded to any kind of electronic device that whose power requirements can be satisfied by the usb-c specifications.
- btbuilder 4y agoLaptops are also covered, but by 2026.
- Robotbeat 4y agoIsn’t USB-C at high power kind of expensive per watt? USB-C is not royalty-free, either.
- anony999 4y ago>> Isn’t USB-C at high power kind of expensive per watt? I don't think it's too expensive if you consider the environment impact not to mention the bad user experience caused by multiple chargers. I also believe at certain point the economies of scale should make it less expensive.