Let's go! This is a moment for the history books!
EDIT: Added Trackpad to the title
this post was submitted on 28 Oct 2024
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Thanks to EU regulations the keyboard is limited to 20gbps data rates instead of the 40gbps that it would be doing over Thunderbolt. I hope your happy now that apple users suffer peasant speeds.
? Thunderbolt is just a fancier usb-c, you can use a usb-c cable with a thunderbolt port and vice-versa. So using thunderbolt is allowed by that law.
Also apple used lightning before, not thunderbolt.
I think you're confusing Thunderbolt with the lightning cable. Hell, even basic USB-C is faster than lightning cable.
But what about the magnets?
I'm very impressed by your typing speed if 20 gbps is a bottleneck
??? AFAIK the keyboard doesn't actually transfer any data over cable, it's all wireless.
Only pc keyboard needs wires
https://youtu.be/iDbyYGrswtg?t=35
Oh yes, everything is wireless these days...
You were wrong in at least four ways in just one sentence. Congratulations!