Most desktops are never moved, yet somehow sub-ATX motherboards, with fewer ports, ram slots, PCI slots, SATA/NVMe slots, etc are more popular than ever.
At the same time, even full size ATX cases seem to somehow support fewer HDDs than they did 20 years ago, despite getting rid of the standard 2 CD drives and 2 floppy drives.
Tools are judged on how effectively they do their jobs.
The same trend is even more ridiculous with PCs.
Most desktops are never moved, yet somehow sub-ATX motherboards, with fewer ports, ram slots, PCI slots, SATA/NVMe slots, etc are more popular than ever. At the same time, even full size ATX cases seem to somehow support fewer HDDs than they did 20 years ago, despite getting rid of the standard 2 CD drives and 2 floppy drives.
Tools are judged on how effectively they do their jobs.