Nope. Egocentric answer. What about people not owning an iMac?
It's going to be rather anticlimactic, after all this water under the bridge, when a customer finally gets one in their hands: This is... uh... a battery charger. Not too exciting.
If that is the case, about the 15w, Apple kept that a well kept secret.Some articles are claiming AirPower would charge iPhones at 15W input power. Do we even know if the Qi receiver on the iPhone can deliver that much power? If so this charger would be a game changer
But you're aware of the definition of "rumors", right? And maybe Apple won't release the product (although it would be odd with the trademarks work etc) but your post may not age well in the coming weeks.
Its like that feeling you get when you are told you won something. Then come to find out you didn't hahaha! Wamp Wamp Wamp!
Apple plans to release its long-awaited wireless charging mat AirPower in "late March" according to Taiwanese publication DigiTimes. We're in late March now, so if the report is accurate, then a release should be imminent.
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The report cites unnamed "industry sources" within Apple's supply chain:There are 10 days remaining in March including today.
DigiTimes has a mixed track record when it comes to predicting the timing of Apple product releases. While the publication has sources within Apple's suppliers in Asia, particularly in Taiwan, supply chain sources are typically more privy to what is coming rather than when. In short, we'll see.
There is certainly increasing evidence pointing towards an upcoming release.
Yesterday, after receiving a tip from reader Michael Bateman, MacRumors uncovered what appears to be a new image of the AirPower with an iPhone XS and the new AirPods wireless charging case on it.
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MacRumors also uncovered evidence to suggest that Apple has secured the rights to the AirPower trademark in the United States.
Meanwhile, The Wall Street Journal reported that Apple approved production of the AirPower earlier this year, and reputable analyst Ming-Chi Kuo has said the AirPower will be released within the first half of 2019.
AirPower is designed to charge multiple Apple devices at once, including the iPhone 8 and newer, Apple Watch Series 3 and newer, and AirPods when they are placed in the new optional wireless charging case introduced on Wednesday.
Apple introduced new iPads on Monday, new iMacs on Tuesday, and new AirPods on Wednesday of this week.
Article Link: AirPower to Launch in 'Late March' According to DigiTimes Sources
Or maybe c) Apple put the AirPower references in the latest beta because they are still working on AirPower and intend on releasing the product.
A great concept but doubtful Apple would ever add functionality to something they could charge for later. I'd love to see them incorporate wireless charging into the MBPs. I think that's more probable.They should make the base of the iMac Airpower - that would solve so many problems in one go.
Snap.
As for sticking with white, simply brand recognition. It sucks but is has worked for Apple for so long now.
I bet it comes out and is just normal qi charger nothing special
Because it’s not just a regular wireless charger.You’re probably right, but why on Earth did it take them, what has it been, like 2 years? To make something that’s been on the market for ages? You’d think that there must be something special about it.
Hi.
It is currently late March.
This is the difference in Apple and most other brands. Apple, like it not, still drives a lot of buzz with their product launches.So much hype for a charger! I know it's the shiniest, coolest, most advanced charger in the world but... it is a charger dudes.
This is the difference in Apple and most other brands. Apple, like it not, still drives a lot of buzz with their product launches.
I would agree with that. IMHO, there just isn’t a whole lot in the electronics world that is overtly exciting. Even the foldable screen concepts aren’t exciting in the way new smartphone (iPhone) launches used to be.TBH I think most of the interest is rubbernecking the car crash. Not many people honestly care about wirelessly charging multiple Apple products but only using a single pad and which costs the equivalent of 10+ pads anyway.