What is the most recent Apple laptop that has a USB?
What is the most recent apple laptop that has a USB. I have no interest on over paying for a laptop that I will need to purchase more things just to use my laptop normally
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What is the most recent apple laptop that has a USB. I have no interest on over paying for a laptop that I will need to purchase more things just to use my laptop normally
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1001Ever wrote:
Again not answering my question. What is the most recent laptop that has a USB?
I do understand that by 'USB' you mean 'USB-A' - the larger plugs which have been around for years. As I said, no current laptop has these. If you want to look for a second-hand one with USB-A you would have to research at https://everymac.com/ and look at the specifications: but you wouldn't be getting an up-to-date one so itnwojld be slower, heavier, and insecure.
In the mean time as I originally posted you can get a couple of adaptors for around nine dollars/pounds which is hardly expensive compared with the cost of a laptop. USB-C (lightning) plugs are smaller, much faster, and usefully can be inserted either way up.
1001Ever wrote:
Again not answering my question. What is the most recent laptop that has a USB?
I do understand that by 'USB' you mean 'USB-A' - the larger plugs which have been around for years. As I said, no current laptop has these. If you want to look for a second-hand one with USB-A you would have to research at https://everymac.com/ and look at the specifications: but you wouldn't be getting an up-to-date one so itnwojld be slower, heavier, and insecure.
In the mean time as I originally posted you can get a couple of adaptors for around nine dollars/pounds which is hardly expensive compared with the cost of a laptop. USB-C (lightning) plugs are smaller, much faster, and usefully can be inserted either way up.
No current Apple laptop has a USB-A port. Adaptors to USB-C/Thunderbolt 3 are available on Amazon and elsewhere and are not expensive (make sure you get them the right way round!).
1001Ever wrote:
I don’t want an adaptor. I want an actual USB port like any other laptop ever made
You have an actual USB port, which provides a USB connection, a Thunderbolt connection, and for USB power delivery.
If you need a USB-A port, you're left to acquire a dock or dongle, or to switch to a wireless connection, or to return this laptop to Apple during the first 14 days or potentially as a trade-in on some other purchase, or to resell it.
Apple is in transition from the larger and less-capable USB-A connections to USB-C connections.
Laptops were the first to shift, due to the smaller physical size, and the ability to connect and power the laptop via USB-A, something that USB-A lacks.
The rest of the market is moving to USB-C as well, though more slowly.
Those are two usb ports.
From: https://www.apple.com/macbook-pro-13/specs/
"Two Thunderbolt / USB 4 ports with support for:
1001Ever:
Should you prefer the traditional USB (A) ports over modern connective USB-C
perhaps an old model with near antique software could be located. Maybe one
that has been restored to function? With luck, older Mac includes system DVDs.
A few businesses offer older refurbished or repaired models; however beware.
Those generally are near end of life; without replacement hardware or batteries.
Sourced examples are still available online: https://duckduckgo.com/?t=ffab&q=mac+book+power+book+i+book+mac+book+pro+refurbished+used&ia=web
Or without further disparagement, study the more recent technological advances
and view articles of present adapter/connections to bridge the lack of information
between older and newer hardware; by use of this article. (among recent others)
See images of varieties of traditional to modern USB w/ variants, here..
The adapters and cables in this article work with these Mac computers:
These ports support both Thunderbolt 3 and USB-C connections.
These ports support USB-C connections.
• Adapters for the Thunderbolt 3 or USB-C port on your Mac - Apple Support
https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT207443
Many newer Macs require modern cables; if you need to use modern peripherals..
..Then a need for extra adapters may not be a big concern. Or be safe, get adapters.
• OWC Docks, Hubs, Docking Stations, and More
https://eshop.macsales.com/shop/docks
• Adapters - Power & Cables - Mac Accessories - Apple
https://www.apple.com/shop/mac/accessories/power-cables?page=1&f=adapter&fh=4595%2B45b0
Newer MacBook/Air + MB/Pro, uses USB-C power cable. This may keep you guessing.
Current Macs have USB-C connections, some also have USB-A. That photo shows two USB-C sockets. Adapters and docks can get you older USB-A connections, as well as other options.
1001Ever wrote:
What is the most recent apple laptop that has a USB. I have no interest on over paying for a laptop that I will need to purchase more things just to use my laptop normally
All Apple notebook computers have usb ports.
They don’t. My misso got one last year and that doesn’t have one. Imma just quit asking cause you people obviously don’t know what you’re on about.
I don’t want an adaptor. I want an actual USB port like any other laptop ever made
Well that’s just blatantly wrong. The new MacBooks don’t have any USB ports. It’s got that weird lighting port.
Again not answering my question. What is the most recent laptop that has a USB?
1001Ever wrote:
Again not answering my question. What is the most recent laptop that has a USB?
Read the responses. All MacBook Pros/Airs have USB ports.
What is the most recent Apple laptop that has a USB?