For another example, look no further than Google’s latest product introduction, the Pixel phone, or other devices like the Nexus 6P, 5X, OnePlus 2, etc. You can expect continued adoption of it by manufacturers as it becomes more widespread and manufacturing prices go down.Īpple might be “out in front” in terms of releasing laptops that only has USB-C ports on it, but we expect to see most other manufacturers follow suit. Over 700 different companies are a part of the group that designed and developed the spec for this new port, including Microsoft, Apple, Samsung, Intel, HP, and Dell.
Supports DisplayPort, HDMI, power, USB, and VGA – all over the same cable.Same connection on both ends – no device/computer sides to the cable.Completely reversible – there’s no up or down orientation for the connector.
2.6mm port height allows it to fit in phones, super-thin laptops, and other slim devices.Twenty years later it’s time for a new standard – and there’s a distinct list of advantages that make it clear that this connector will be the expected port on every device in the future: The original USB-A standard, which we’re all used to, was introduced in the mid-1990s (on the iMac G3). In fact, USB-C is the new standard of USB ports. Apple is removing an industry standard port and replacing it with their own proprietary one.There’s no USB ports on the new MacBook Pro.Many online commenters waxing poetic about the new Macbook Pro yesterday came to a few false conclusions: But with the MacBook and MacBook Pro lines both shifting to USB-C only, what do DJs and producers need to continue to use their current setups? Keep reading for our advice. For many DJs and producers, new Apple laptops have been important because macOS has been a historically bulletproof operating system for playing live.
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