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by mmastrac
2177 days ago
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The USB-C bit is more like a PCB with a shell around it. There's only a small amount of moving metal in the shell, reducing the amount of possible fatigue in the expensive part of the equation. USB-C is sort of like "inverted lightning". The inside bit on the host looks very much like a lightning cable does. |
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