Great ports we have loved Post a Comment As we approach a new era in computing in which thinner, lighter, and presumably more hostile devices become the norm, let’s look back on some ports we have all known and loved and that are now gone to that great e-waste yard in the sky. Read More Baca JugaE3 2021: What to expect at the world's most influential gaming eventBacklash against 'frightening' tests on whalesPoorer nations 'more focused on sustainability' Read More Share : You may like these posts :After Topping The App Store On Christmas, Fitbit’s Stock Shoots UpWhat Will The Internet Of Things Be When It Grows Up?RoboFisher Will Let You Fish In Even The Harshest Of StormsSmartThings And Samsung Team Up To Make Your TV A Smart Home Hub Post a Comment for "Great ports we have loved"
As we approach a new era in computing in which thinner, lighter, and presumably more hostile devices become the norm, let’s look back on some ports we have all known and loved and that are now gone to that great e-waste yard in the sky. 
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