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Introduction, Design & Features:
Way back in 2008, when Apple first introduced the MacBook Air, it was met with mixed reviews, largely for its single USB port—but also its price. Later, a 2010 MacBook Air redesign turned the Air into one of the best (and most often emulated) hardware designs in the whole history of consumer electronics.
Flash that idea forward to 2015, when Apple announced its redesigned Apple MacBook $999.99 at Amazon, a roughly 2-pound laptop that was far thinner and lighter than the Air and...well, also had a single USB port—this time in the form of a cutting-edge USB Type-C connector.
It, too, was greeted with a fair bit of criticism for its single port
(not counting the audio jack), as well as its input devices that,
despite some fancy haptic feedback, seemed to sacrifice comfort and
usability for the sake of maximum slimness.
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