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How are we expected to work with only 2 ports? If one goes to power and one goes to peripherals, how do I connect an item which requires a direct connection?
MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 11.5
peter9216 wrote:
How are we expected to work with only 2 ports? If one goes to power and one goes to peripherals, how do I connect an item which requires a direct connection?
I guess the simple answer is that you buy a computer that meets your needs. If you require different ports why would you buy a computer that does not meet your requirements?
Have you checked out docking stations, port adapters, alternative wireless devices?
what model-year MacBook Pro, exactly, and what devices are you trying to connect?
How are we expected to work with only 2 ports? If one goes to power and one goes to peripherals, how do I connect an item which requires a direct connection?
