Lenovo introduced a new product called the Go Wireless Charging Kit with which you can charge several laptop models via wireless technology.
The device uses Power Square Contact technology from Energy Square instead of the standard Qi standard.
It is 3.2 mm thick and can be placed on the wall but also on the table as long as the accessory is placed on the base of the laptop and connects to USB-C.
Lenovo says it can charge most 13 or 14-inch laptops with 65W and 93% efficiency. Works with Windows and macOS computers.
Wireless charging on laptops is still a novelty. Dell launched what it calls 2n1 charging, a Latitude 7285 laptop from 2017 that looked more like a tablet.
Lenovo will sell the Go Wireless Charging Kit in October for $ 140. / PCWorld Albanian
