I had to look up what that means. Does it really matter that much? We have fast chargers using A-C cables for phones since far back. Is PD that much better?
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USB-c are more convenient and have a wider range of uses.
How? Since USB-C has been around for so long, A-C cables have been the norm from the start. Everyone has them already. I don't see the downside.
Wait. I thought they were saying it's annoying that there are now USB-C outlets replacing USB-A, which would be a waste. They actually want USB-C outlets?! I'd guess at least half of all USB-C cables are USB-A to USB-C. There's absolutely no reason to switch from A-outlets.
Not really bad if you use a power-only cable.
Or a USB condom. But I never really hear about those anymore.
Into another environment?
Here in Denmark (maybe all EU, not sure) a dashcam has to be turned on manually. If it were to turn on automatically with the car, it'd be illegal. I'm guessing laws across the world could be stopping such a rollout.
I guess it depends on how far North you live. I'm a Swede too, and cars in summer with no A/C would be unbearable.
To be fair, most boys aren't as sophisticated as bots.
Haha, nä inget grammatiskt fel, men tendensen att använda nämen i nästan vilken betydelse som helst gör att man tröttnar på det.
Don't even get me started on "nämen" på svenska. 😅
That's more of an Apple issue than a USB issue, imo.
I agree that's annoying. But again, once the transition started, C-C cables came with A-C adapters. Those still exist.
The size difference is minimal. If you're saying you can bring a C-C cable but not an A-C cable, I don't believe you. Reversible is just a matter of flipping it if it's wrong. USB-A still has up to 30 W. Do you really need fast charging in public outlets? Data is moot, since we're talking about charging and ideally even using non-data cables to avoid unintentional data transfer.