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Well, the use case for this laptop is for portability. Why would you need a million ports if you're gonna be traveling or at the coffee shop?. The only time I u
by pacomerh 12y ago
Well, the use case for this laptop is for portability. Why would you need a million ports if you're gonna be traveling or at the coffee shop?. The only time I use an additional port is to charge my iphone, and I could easily do that with the wall charger. This is not a work laptop
- outworlder 12y agoAnd, if the iPhones eventually get a type-C as well (and there's a high probability), you'll be able to feed up to 100W to it, according to the specifications. Also by the specs, it could even work backwards, in theory.
- jkubicek 12y agoExcept for the processor speed, this could easily be my work laptop. I would prefer having only one thing to plug-in at my desk, as opposed to the power / USB hub / monitor setup that I currently have. Even with an Apple Thunderbolt monitor I would still have 2 things to plug in. At all other points in the day I'm running on battery power, so I don't need any ports.
- thinkmassive 12y agoMaybe not a million, but TWO is far more reasonable than one. Here is a brief list of wired accessories likely to be used at least 2 at a time: headphones, mouse, flash drive, mobile device.
- baddox 12y agoStill, why not two USB-C ports, like some of the recent comparable Windows laptop designs?