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Originally Posted by ZodWallop
Following that pattern, you would be unlikely to purchase a new e-reader with USB-C, so your life won't change at any rate.
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I'm guessing most people will have a mix of USB-C and USB-micro cables for quite a while yet — eReaders aren't upgraded nearly as often as phones.
And it doesn't really change anything in reference to my original post in this thread, that a USB-C eReader (should I ever buy one) would just add yet another cable to my collection and work at cross-purposes to "standardization" for me. Device standardization is a fool's errand anyhow. Just when USB-C becomes the "standard" a new
goo-gah! "standard" will come out and everyone will be rushing to buy that one — those who rush out to buy the newest and shiniest, that is.