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> 3x USB Type-A ports > 1x USB Type-C for USB-C PD power input and built-in UART-to-USB converters It doesn't seem either present- or future-secure to have onl
by abdullahkhalids 6mo ago
> 3x USB Type-A ports
> 1x USB Type-C for USB-C PD power input and built-in UART-to-USB converters
It doesn't seem either present- or future-secure to have only USB-A ports.
- toast0 6mo agoWhy not? It's only an adapter away if you have something thst needs to connect to a usb-c female host port. And if you need more ports, which seems likely, you can get a usb hub which has ports of your preference.
- jogu 6mo agoThe MNT Reform classic discussed here was designed 6 years ago, but there’s nothing preventing an updated motherboard with better port selection from being created. The MNT Reform Next that’s scheduled to be fulfilled this year has a much more modern port layout: https://www.crowdsupply.com/mnt/mnt-reform-next https://www.crowdsupply.com/mnt/mnt-reform-next
- fishgoesblub 6mo agoA or C you'll have to use a dongle regardless.
- blazarquasar 6mo agoHaven’t used USB-A on my Laptop in years. Don’t even have an adapter.