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-[* black] While adopting newer standards, Apple once again makes it impossible to use old adapters on new devices. The charging, data transfer, and video output ports have all been condensed into a single 29-watt USB-C port (middle), which is one-third smaller than a standard USB port.
+[* black] While adopting newer standards, Apple once again makes it impossible to use old adapters on new devices. The charging, data transfer, and video output ports have all been condensed into a USB-C port, which is one-third smaller than a standard USB port.
[* black] 10-watt iPad USB adapter (left)
[* black] 60-watt MacBook Air Magsafe 2 (right)
[* icon_note] That also makes this the first MacBook in memory to ship without some form of MagSafe adapter. It's probably a neutral move in terms of repairability, but that's small comfort if it's a lot more likely to break. Which it is.