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Macbook Air 2018 peripherals compatability - what cables/adaptors?
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<blockquote data-quote="krs" data-source="post: 1823837" data-attributes="member: 67742"><p>I would take a look through the USB-C adapters on this page to see which one covers all (or most) of the interface requirements.</p><p><a href="https://www.primecables.ca/en/c-19948-usb-type-c-adapters?page=1&see_all=true&sort_by=price_desc&view=grid" target="_blank">https://www.primecables.ca/en/c-19948-usb-type-c-adapters?page=1&see_all=true&sort_by=price_desc&view=grid</a></p><p></p><p>Last year I was in the market for a MacBook Air and I was ready to buy the 2018 version until I saw that there were only two USB-C ports.</p><p>I travel a lot with that MacBook and with the connectivity I need, I would have had to always carry a bulky adapter as well which sort of defeats getting an Air in the first place.</p><p>So I opted for the high end 2017 MacBook Air with a 512 GB SSD and gave up the retina display (which I didn't have before anyway). With the 2017 I can connect power, a USB flash drive and a projector at the same time (which is what I needed)..and it has an SD slot.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="krs, post: 1823837, member: 67742"] I would take a look through the USB-C adapters on this page to see which one covers all (or most) of the interface requirements. [url]https://www.primecables.ca/en/c-19948-usb-type-c-adapters?page=1&see_all=true&sort_by=price_desc&view=grid[/url] Last year I was in the market for a MacBook Air and I was ready to buy the 2018 version until I saw that there were only two USB-C ports. I travel a lot with that MacBook and with the connectivity I need, I would have had to always carry a bulky adapter as well which sort of defeats getting an Air in the first place. So I opted for the high end 2017 MacBook Air with a 512 GB SSD and gave up the retina display (which I didn't have before anyway). With the 2017 I can connect power, a USB flash drive and a projector at the same time (which is what I needed)..and it has an SD slot. [/QUOTE]
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