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Apples MacBook models used to feature an array of ports. Including HDMI and USB-A. But in recent years, theyve only had one type: USB-C. Making it difficult to connect existing cables and accessories. So why did Apple make this decision? Well thats what Ill explain right now. Now, their number one reason for the change was to actually make things simpler for the user. USB-C is extremely versatile, with the ability to output video and audio similar to HDMI, connect to external monitors similar to MiniDisplayPort, and even function as a charging port. Eliminating the need for a dedicated power connector. Not to mention USB-C is reversible, meaning users can insert the connector without worrying about it being upside down and not going in. The problem, is that most people arent using USB-C cables to connect their iPhones, hard drives, projectors, or cameras. They have existing HDMI or USB-A cables that are not longer compatible with their new MacBook. And Apple just so happened to ha