Sujet : Re: No More USB-A Ports
De : not (at) *nospam* telling.you.invalid (Computer Nerd Kev)
Groupes : comp.miscDate : 09. Jun 2024, 00:08:37
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Lawrence D'Oliveiro <
ldo@nz.invalid> wrote:
The machine I'm using right now, which is just about a year old, is
practically overflowing with USB-A ports. But it only has one USB-C
port. How long has USB-C been around?
In my house just a couple of weeks - I used my first USB-C device
last month, via a cable to a USB-A plug. Another flimsy little
connector that I'm likely to break, like devices with MicroUSB
connectors, when I accidentally catch the cable with my arm and
yank them about.
The USB-PD standards are interesting. Upon first reading about them
I was keen to find/design a device to just break out the outputs
and have a mini variable power supply for general use, even battery
powered from one of those power bank devices. But as with most
things USB3/C it turns out the power supplies that are actually
available only implement the bare minimum range of voltage outputs
that the manufacturers think most people will need.
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