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The legislation freezes development in time. It's unlikely that anything will be able to replace USB-C any time soon, because it is legislated in place. I'd ra
by D13Fd 3y ago
The legislation freezes development in time. It's unlikely that anything will be able to replace USB-C any time soon, because it is legislated in place.
I'd rather see the tech continue to improve and let the marketplace decide what tech is superior.
- gochi 3y agoDespite USB 2 being universal once upon a time, it didn't stop tech improvements at all.
- roynasser 3y agouniversal != legislated
- gochi 3y agoUSB C isn't legislated that strictly, it provides a sane baseline, exactly like USB 2 was. Easiest way for you to understand it is C is an official baseline, 2.0 was an unofficial baseline. You can still easily add your "technologically superior" port to your devices alongside the standard.