Nope.
Connector count in general and USB in particular have unfortunately been declining for the last 10-15 years, current HP laptop being the lowpoint with only two USB type A on the right and a single USB-C on the left…
And we are talking development machines here, I work with embedded systems and have to connect stuff, which is often still legacy stuff.
Understandably I am constantly pissed about the development.
So went wireless as far as possible: Bluetooth headset and keyboard, only the mouse still needs a USB dongle (at least the connection itself being wireless makes the side it connects to doesn’t matter…)
Nope.
Connector count in general and USB in particular have unfortunately been declining for the last 10-15 years, current HP laptop being the lowpoint with only two USB type A on the right and a single USB-C on the left…
And we are talking development machines here, I work with embedded systems and have to connect stuff, which is often still legacy stuff.
Understandably I am constantly pissed about the development.
So went wireless as far as possible: Bluetooth headset and keyboard, only the mouse still needs a USB dongle (at least the connection itself being wireless makes the side it connects to doesn’t matter…)