Apple is preparing a new version of MacBook Air for customers from all over the world, those from Cupertino intending to make a lot of changes for this product category, including the inclusion of a USB-C port, exactly the same as the one integrated in the MacBook 12 inch launched some time ago.
I found out a few weeks ago that Apple is going to launch one MacBook Air which will not have that much news for users, 2016 being the year in which the Apple company would be much more focused on the MacBook Pro than on the Air line of its MacBooks.
However, today we are talking about the USB-C port, MacBook Air going to have this technology integrated to replace a variety of other ports that this type of product has available at the moment, the Apple company being decided to adopt this type of port in all its computers in the coming years.
The USB-C port in the 12-inch MacBook has been met with reluctance by many because it also needs a hub to be truly useful, with customers complaining about the need for more such ports to connect all of their devices. cables to computers, but it remains to be seen if Apple has learned anything.
Currently, Apple has decided to adopt the USB Type-C interface for its MacBook Air, while Asustek Computer and Hewlett-Packard (HP) are upgrading one of their notebooks' regular USB port to the Type-C. Lenovo, Acer and Dell are still evaluating the option.
Apart from those from Apple, ASUS and HP are going to include a USB-C port in some laptop models, while Lenovo, Acer and Dell have not yet decided whether the adoption of this technology is opportune, so the future USB-C is not really that rosy at the moment, its implementation is being done with great difficulty.
