Something that has genuinely improved in consumer tech over the past decade:
You can carry a little brick with you that extends the battery life of pretty much any device, even a full-on laptop gets a few extra hours out of it.
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Something that has genuinely improved in consumer tech over the past decade:
You can carry a little brick with you that extends the battery life of pretty much any device, even a full-on laptop gets a few extra hours out of it.
@max_power oh, that's really cool
For those who don't remember: laptops all had their own bulky chargers that were largely incompatible with each other.
For a while, they still had clip-in batteries you could swap quickly, but you had to interrupt your work and power them down to do it (except on some high end machines), and when that feature went away, you were just screwed without a charger and a power outlet.
I think the universal power bank is the better approach even than device-specific swappable batteries since they can serve any other USB-C device just as well.
Although internal batteries of devices should still be replaceable with minimal tool and skill requirements for maintenance and repair of course.
@aesthr I agree! this is so nice!