Vratislav Holub Almost the entire apple world was looking forward to today. After a long wait, we finally got to see the keynote, when Apple showed us the new generation of its phones. Specifically, we can look forward to four variants, two of which boast the designation Pro. In addition, the smallest version is small enough to deserve a label mini and it's even smaller than the iPhone SE (2020). However, the Californian giant was able to win quite a lot of admiration for returning to the MagSafe brand.
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During the actual presentation of the new Apple phones, we could notice the old MagSafe technology, which was a standard feature of MacBooks just a few years ago. With its help, the laptop's power cable was magnetically connected to the port, making it a practical and elegant solution. And the latest iPhones also experienced something similar. There are a number of magnets on their backside, which are also optimized for even and efficient 15W charging. Apart from that, Apple is coming up with a new system of accessories that are directly based on magnets. Specifically, these are perfect magnetic chargers and a number of great covers that stick to the iPhone literally like nails. So let's take a look at all the newly introduced accessories together.
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We can already see a number of great products on the Czech Online Store. These include, for example, a silicone cover in all sorts of colors, a leather wallet, a transparent cover and a MagSafe charger. Of course, for now, these are only products from the Californian company's workshop. However, the pieces that other manufacturers take care of could be relatively more interesting. We'll have to wait for that anyway.
- You can view the range of MagSafe accessories here.
- Newly introduced Apple products will be available for purchase at, for example Alge, Mobile Emergency or u iStores
Apple laptops never charged magnetically!!! ???
" With its help, the laptop's power cable was magnetically connected to the port, which made it a practical and elegant solution.", no one wrote that earlier generations of MacBooks charge magnetically :)
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