Anker launches second-generation GaN charger that can charge MacBook Pro M1. Photo: Anker GaN is the breakthrough that allows Anker to create powerful fast chargers in a smaller size. In contrast to silicon, which is commonly used in most chargers, GaN provides an efficient way to disperse heat, allowing the charger to operate safely at a faster rate. Nano II Series includes 30, 45, and 65 watt chargers with the same design but only varying in size each, which are smaller and faster charging options for consumers. Each comes with a USB-C port and Anker’s PowerIQ 3.0 technology that charges devices up to 3x faster than a 5W power bank and is compatible with Samsung’s super fast charging. Among the charging models, it is worth noting the 65W Nano II charger, this is a charger with outstanding power, it can charge most smartphones on the market, tablets or laptops. USB-C. This charger can also charge Macbook Pro M1 at full speed. Some devices can use the Anker Nano II charger. Photo: Anker GaN II technology was developed using Power Integrations’ InnoSwitch 4 and Anker will be the exclusive partner for this technology. InnoSwitch 4 is a powerful 750V voltage-coupled, high-frequency flyback switch that utilizes Power Integrations’ PowiGaN technology. Balu Balakrishnan – CEO of Power Integrations said, integrating the InnoSwitch 4 chipset in the Nano II charger will bring a compact, attractive design and high efficiency during use. The GaN Nano II charger is now available for pre-order via Amazon and on Anker’s site. The 30W version is currently priced at 30 USD, the 45W version is 36 USD and the 65W will be ordered for about 40 USD.

Leaks indicate that both the 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro with M1 chip, and will be equipped with this display later this year. Basically, this is still a display technology with the same way LCD works but using much smaller LEDs so they are called mini-LED backlight and there will be many more LEDs in it. among them. The number of small LEDs that Apple claims is up to 10000. In the 12.9-inch iPad Pro 2021, this technology offers a full-screen brightness of 1,000 nits, a maximum brightness of 1,600 nits and a contrast ratio of 1,000,000. : first. Meanwhile, the MacBook Pro M1 has the best screen but also “only” reached 485 nits of full screen brightness and a contrast ratio of 1,470: 1. This number is leading the industry but not losing anything compared to the screen. iPad Pro image. Although it is not certain that the Liquid Retina XDR display when brought to the MacBook will be as effective as the iPad Pro because tablets and laptops serve the purpose of entertainment as well as different usage. But it does show a big difference the mini LED technology can make. If the rumors are true, the Liquid Retina XDR display could be just one of the cool new features coming to the MacBook Pro in late 2021. The 14-inch MacBook Pro is expected to be a complete upgrade over the original. The current 13 inch with thinner bezels, more ports, MagSafe ports, square design like the new iMac, … but leaving the Touch Bar. According to Digitaltrends

At this event, Apple unveiled the iPad Pro 2o21 duo with a design that is not different from the potential versions, but the hardware inside the device has an extremely strong upgrade when equipped. Apple M1 chip. iPad Pro 2021 will be available in 11-inch and 12.9-inch versions. The machine still retains the square design, aluminum material. To protect the environment, the aluminum material of the machine is made from 100% recycled material. The 11-inch version uses a 120 Hz ProMotion LCD panel that has been in use since late 2018. In the 12.9-inch version, the new display is called Liquid Retina XDR. This is an upgraded display technology from LCD, using more than 10,000 micro LEDs placed below the screen, creating independent areas of light similar to OLED screens, increasing contrast and brightness. For the first time, the iPad Pro comes with 2TB of storage and up to 16GB of RAM; 5G connection support for super fast data transfer speeds. The second most notable upgrade on the iPad Pro 2021 is the Apple M1 chip. This is the latest chip from Apple used in the iMac and MacBook Pro models. Compared to the iPad Pro 2020, the new iPad Pro offers 50% higher performance. 5G versions of the 11-inch and 12.9-inch iPad Pro support networks below 6 GHz as standard. In the US, users can also access faster 5G mmWave networks. The USB-C port on iPad Pro 2021 is upgraded to the Thunderbolt standard for faster and more convenient data synchronization. This change allows the new iPad to be able to connect to external displays up to 6K resolution. The new iPad Pro will start at $ 799 for the 11-inch version, and $ 1099 for the 12.9-inch version. The top-end 11-inch iPad Pro version with 16GB RAM and 2TB storage will cost up to $ 2,099, while the top-end 12.9-inch iPad Pro model costs up to $ 2,399 – more expensive than the MacBook Pro M1 the most advanced version and of course the MacBook Air M1. However, neither of these prices include an Apple Pencil or Magic Keyboard accessory. If you want users to spend more money to buy more products. Apple for pre-order iPad Pro 2021 from 30/4, expected to ship in May. Users can choose from two colors: gray or silver. HA iPad 2022 equipped with an OLED screen?

At this event, Apple unveiled the new iPad Pro duo with a constant design, but the hardware inside the device has an extremely strong upgrade when equipped with an Apple M1 chip. (Photo: Apple) With the 12.9-inch iPad Pro version, the product has been upgraded to a new mini-LED screen, which Apple calls the Liquid Retina XDR display technology. For the first time, the iPad Pro comes with 2TB of storage and up to 16GB of RAM; 5G connection support for super fast data transfer speeds. (Photo: Apple) Until now, Apple’s iOS and iPadOS operating systems did not take up too much RAM. So, with such a large amount of RAM, this shows that Apple is really serious about making the iPad Pro a powerful device and more features than a regular tablet. (Photo: Apple) Users can use iPad Pro to work efficiently such as editing photos, editing videos, rendering videos or even rendering heavy 3D graphics smoothly. The new iPad Pro will start at $ 799 for the 11-inch version, and $ 1099 for the 12.9-inch version. (Photo: Apple) The top-end 11-inch iPad Pro version with 16GB RAM and 2TB storage will cost up to $ 2,099, while the top-end 12.9-inch iPad Pro model costs up to $ 2,399 – more expensive than the MacBook Pro M1 the most advanced version and of course the MacBook Air M1. Notably, neither of these prices include the Apple Pencil or Magic Keyboard accessory. If you want users to spend more money to buy more products. (Photo: Apple) Users can order iPad Pro from April 30 and the device will officially be on shelves in the second half of May.