During this week, a very interesting piece of information appeared on the website, which immediately excited many users. The Wall Street Journal came up with the news that the new iPhones they get USB-C konewhich and Apple so he will abandon his proprietary LightningWe already wrote in the original article that this solution does not seem entirely likely to us. Two days later, analyst Ming-Chi Kuo from KGI securities also issued a statement, which seems to put things in perspective.
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According to Ming-Chi Kuo, USB-C will indeed be in the package, but it will not be located in the body of the phone, but at the other end of the included power cable. This transition from USB 2.0 Type A to USB 3.1 Type C should occur with all new iPhones. One of the reasons for this transition to a more modern interface is the support for fast charging. USB-C enables a significantly higher power transfer, as well as a higher data flow. The cable connection should therefore reach significantly higher speeds with the new iPhones. Apple u Lightningwill remain for several reasons. First of all, it has a huge income from production fees of thisonewhich, and at the same time is Lightning far more subtle toonethan USB-C. It does not require as much space inside the phone.
Lightning – USB-C is already included in the new 12,9″ iPad Pro. It’s such a logical step that Apple will take this path again. Users of new MacBookso they will be able tooneyour new one iPhone charge through a computer without having to buy adapters. USB-C toonewhich should also appear in new computers from this year Applu, so the whole ecosystem will start to cooperate a little bit again, at least as far asoneactivity is concerned.
Source: Macrumors
And others who don't have Macs will have to buy reductions?
by usb-c is now on all new computers
Not everyone has a new PC, but otherwise you're right...
Well, those who don't have a Mac will have to buy a reduction
So buy a Mac and you won't have to buy a reduction. How simple.
Yes, because I really want to spend 40k on a couch?
but for a phone 20 is ok ... logic
So buy a reduction and don't take it. By the way, the question is whether you can get it for free, as is the case with the iP 7 and plus now. audio reduction
It often happens on new basic notebooks and notebooks
Me air It cost almost the same as the 6s, so don't say anything about 40...?
Air It's a pretty outdated toy these days :D
I have a year and a half stray asus and I have ucb c :D
So I have to check if I don't have it there too?
I have something on MOBO, so it doesn't matter to me????
"Users of new MacBookso they will be able tooneyour new one iPhone charge through a computer without having to buy adapters.”
They could have done that a long time ago and without a reduction, it was enough to buy the appropriate cable for this purpose Apple we offer: http://www.apple.com/cz/shop/product/MK0X2ZM/A/usb-c-lightning-kabel-1-m?fnode=97
While now everyone else will buy the cables. Purely statistically, based on sales, there must be many more owners of new iPhones than owners of new MacBookat.
Humor ala Apple ?
I guess I don't understand what you're talking about here!!! :) So it's probably logical enough that when you buy a new iPhonewho will have a USB-C cable with him and will not have a device with thisonektorem, so he can use his current cable that he is using now. Or that a new phone model comes out (which will have the sameonewho), so everyone will throw away their current cables? Simply who will have USB-C toonewho is on a laptop/MAC can use a new cable, the rest of the people will use the current one... I think you are all experiencing this again, hey.. ;-)
And I think that you have not understood exactly what we are talking about.
I think it's logical enough that you're new iPhone Even people who don't have any current cable can buy it because they haven't had one before. iPhoneOr they are switching from an old iPhone with a 30-pin tooneOr your old one iPhone prothey gave, logically with a cable and charger.