USB type C
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When will it take off /g/?
This cable and port seem like a godsend, but no modern laptops use them. Im actually holding off purchasing a laptop until it has this and a firewire port.
Is the hype real, or should I purchase now instead?
>>53923707
>but no modern laptops use them
Dell XPS, Apple Macbook, Google Pixel, HP Spectre 13
>>53923741
>apple
>chrome book
>13" screens
a-are you trolling?
>>53923806
You asked for modern laptops, I don't know POOP about your're unspecified requirements.
>>53923858
Poop!
>>53923806
XPS 15.
Just make sure you don't buy chink uncertified cables. You'll end up frying something.
>>53923933
Yeah, mandatory Benson-approved spreadsheet link
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1wJwqv3rTNmORXz-XJsQaXK1dl8I91V4-eP_sfNVNzbA/edit
>>53923953
Also note that if you want to charge your XPS with USB Type-C you need a USB PowerDelivery charger, e.g. Google Universal Type-C 60W, and the Innergie PowerGear USB-C 45W is reported to work too.
>>53923933
>>53924044
>>53923953
Question.
I was under the impression that type c was the cable to end all cables. Are we just going to see it as a secondary type charger to official chargers/powersupplies? Or is it going to phase out proprietary chargers all together?
>>53924137
Right now I think it's solely the Dell XPS that has both, while the Macbook, Pixel C, and Spectre 13 are all charging over Type-C only. Signs point to Type-C taking over, and it makes sense. You need USB ports anyway, and now they support charging, so why have another dedicated port?
