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Anker 140W 4-Port (PD 3.1) Charger review
The Anker 140W 4-Port (PD 3.1) Charger is priced at $89.99 / £89.99 and is also available on Amazon and Amazon U.K. The rival ...
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Apple releases first MagSafe Charger firmware in nearly two years
Apple released the original MagSafe Charger, topped out at 15W and had a 1-meter cable, in 2020 alongside the iPhone 12. This ...
Anker's newest charger from CES 2025 is already discounted
Just a couple of days after Anker announced its 140W four-port wall charger at CES 2025, it’s already on sale. The charging ...
The USB-C charging mandate arrives in the EU — here’s what that means
From December 28th, a large percentage of the gadgets bought inside the EU are required to charge via USB-C. The goal for ...
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MacBook Air M2 review: Apple's best all-around laptop, now with a better design and faster performance
Learn more Apple's latest MacBook Air is one of the most dramatic ... Adding the included MagSafe charging brick to my power strip, or even using an existing charger with the included USB-C ...
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Apple MacBook Pro 14 (M4 Pro, 2024) review: powerful and beautifully made, but with spiraling upgrade costs
Are you having trouble keeping up with Apple ... brick here because the power supply is built into the wall plug. This means you just have a slim, flexible, fabric-covered cable to the MacBook ...
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Top Ten Reasons Not To Buy A Fake MacBook Charger. Number Eight Will Shock You.
A genuine Apple MacBook charger is a phenomenal piece of engineering, but the fake one is not. In fact, it’s almost the simplest possible AC to DC converter. The mains power comes in ...