>Simple, the front is not thick enough to accommodate a common port like USB or Lightning
Well, that's the broken design part.
>Changing the design to accommodate a port in the front doesn't make sense because the primary function of the device is to act as a human-computer interface and optimising the design for that purpose is paramount
There's nothing about HCI that prevents a different design.
In fact, the Magic Mouse is one of the least ergonomically optimized mice out there...
Well, that's the broken design part.
>Changing the design to accommodate a port in the front doesn't make sense because the primary function of the device is to act as a human-computer interface and optimising the design for that purpose is paramount
There's nothing about HCI that prevents a different design.
In fact, the Magic Mouse is one of the least ergonomically optimized mice out there...