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China bans fast wireless chargers! Here’s why

August 9, 2021
Source: aroged.com aroged.com
News Snapshot:
Last week, gaming computers in some states of the USA, High energy It was removed from sale for consumption. This precedent decision received a great reaction from many people. China, whose bans we are not surprised at, has made a decision that will affect smartphones. In China, according to the decision high wireless fast chargers will be banned soon. Google announces invention that will challenge physics Google announced that it has made an important invention with the quantum computer called Sycamore. Here are the details.. Wireless chargers of 50W and above will be banned Although 50W charging speed is sufficient...
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