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A year later, Apple has failed at USB-C (just like everyone else)
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One could argue that USB-C (the connector) implied support for modern features/version of the USB protocol.
Ahhhh, so just because I plug in my HDMI cable to my dvd player, I should get 4K video output, you know, implied HDMI feature set and all.
Oh wait, that’s not at all how that works with that connector, just like with this connector.
You are both right, the article is just bad.