I want to use USB Type C (and I want it now)
August 3, 2015
USB is certainly the most ubiquitous of the Interface protocols, used in our day to day life to connect multiple systems, as well as in professional segments like industrial or even high performance servers (yes, these systems integrates USB 3 connections). But USB is also one of the protocols able to generate frustration every day. I am not talking about strong frustration, just one of the small issues we are facing several time a day when plugging USB connector the wrong way! Then we think that it shouldn’t be rocket science to define a reversible connector, that you can plug it either way…but we will see that it requires high level engineering skills.
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