09-24-2021, 05:37 PM
macphanatic wrote:
And how will they address the issue when someone develops a better solution than USB-C?
This is the heart of the issue. Regulations happen all the time for different reasons, but they are slow to change. If they had truly forced USB micro we would not be at USB-C. The issue now is that so many things are living in the USB-C format (eg Thunderbolt) this seems to raise all kinds of potential challenges.
That said, I think it is great that the wall wart era is over. I cannot remember the last time I got a device that was not looking for USB 5v.