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New MacBook Pro models reportedly incompatible with certain Thunderbolt 3 devices [ux2]
I would like something with a much lower profile (stick out much less). If Apple isn't going to make their own version of this, they should give a free license to MagSafe to all Mac accessory makers, so others can make it exactly like MagSafe. I also prefer a right-angle connection, like the original MagSafe, so the charging cable doesn't stick out so far when you've got the laptop on your lap.BuffyzDead said:
They have but everywhere you read, works so so, and not very Apple-like, quality or design-wise.normm said:
Someone should make a low-profile adapter that plugs into a USB-C port and lets you attach a Magsafe charger (or equivalent).osmartormenajr said:My only beef with the new MBPs is the lack of MagSafe. It is one of the simplest and cleverest things Apple had done, and now it's history...
http://appleinsider.com/articles/16/01/04/griffin-preps-magsafe-like-usb-c-power-adapter-acer-lenovo-unveil-usb-c-monitors
In fact, I would also like to see someone make a very low profile USB-C to USB-C right-angle adapter (non Magsafe), so you can plug in USB-C cables without sticking out so far! This could be really tiny since it wouldn't need any active components in it: the only active components would be in the normal cable that plugs into it. The closest thing I've seen are cables like this but they should be able to do much better.
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New MacBook Pro models reportedly incompatible with certain Thunderbolt 3 devices [ux2]
Someone should make a low-profile adapter that plugs into a USB-C port and lets you attach a Magsafe charger (or equivalent).osmartormenajr said:My only beef with the new MBPs is the lack of MagSafe. It is one of the simplest and cleverest things Apple had done, and now it's history...
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Samsung sets up Note 7 exchange booths at airports around the world
People who discover this problem at the airport should have an opportunity to simply get their money back, since they can't take the phone onboard, and there probably won't be time to move all their data.
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Samsung Note 7 battery fire woes triggered by rush to beat Apple's iPhone 7 - report
This isn't a conversation between two people -- I'm sure many of us reacted the same way and wondered what the headline was.anantksundaram said:
Don't you think it'll be easier for you to search in 'news' for, say, "Samsung note 7 apple fault" or something along those lines? Instead of my having to find it doing the same thing, and cut and paste?Soli said:
I don't want to give them a click; would you mind providing the title?anantksundaram said:The Bloomberg article has an utterly offensive headline. It's essentially like saying that my stupidity is the result of your smarts. In words, not, you know, my fault.
As always, it's Apple's fault. Clickbait crap.
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Too soon? Apple's new iPhone 7 ruffles feathers with Lightning audio, Home button changes
Too soon?
