I really cannot comprehend the constant whining about USB-C/Tb3 ports Macs.
A single $25 adapter, plugged into one of the USB-C ports, will give you newer HDMI, more USB3 ports and more variety of card reader slots than pre-TB3 models had built in.
And what is the obsession with the built in card reader slot? I can’t imagine any professional photographer is going to accept using a USB2 speed card reader, if they even use SD cards at all.
I can definately understand the desire to have a USB-A port, its probably still the most common connector for keyboards, mice, external drives etc. HDMI would also be nice to support most common display devices without the need for a dongle.
I understand the remval of magsafe (as much as I liked the connector), SD card reader, network port and other older connectors but USB-A and HDMI are still prevalant among a lot of devices.
Less said about the origirnal touchbar removing the "esc" key (on a developer device) the better
[+] [-] stephenr|5 years ago|reply
A single $25 adapter, plugged into one of the USB-C ports, will give you newer HDMI, more USB3 ports and more variety of card reader slots than pre-TB3 models had built in.
And what is the obsession with the built in card reader slot? I can’t imagine any professional photographer is going to accept using a USB2 speed card reader, if they even use SD cards at all.
[+] [-] lobsang|5 years ago|reply
I understand the remval of magsafe (as much as I liked the connector), SD card reader, network port and other older connectors but USB-A and HDMI are still prevalant among a lot of devices.
Less said about the origirnal touchbar removing the "esc" key (on a developer device) the better