> The second baffling thing is how HN's react to USB-C and HDMI so differently. With USB-C / USB 4, more than half of HN expect the consumers to know which cables and port offer which features. It is the consumers's fault for not choosing the right cable or knowing what their port does. I dont see how that is different to HDMI here. All it takes is one bad actor in the market. And it will be a race to the bottom.
With USB-C I get something out of the confusion - a really versatile cable standard. With HDMI there is no downside (to the consumer) in just calling HDMI 2.0 so.
With USB-C I get something out of the confusion - a really versatile cable standard. With HDMI there is no downside (to the consumer) in just calling HDMI 2.0 so.