1. Supported models includes Samsung Galaxy S8,、iPhone 8、iPhone X, etc. No external power receiver needed。
2. Qualcomm QC 2.0 fast charging technology employed in the "extreme mode". However, the actual charging speed differs among smartphone models. The average speed is faster than 10W.
By Victor Corda - June 20, 2016
The Taiwan Association of Information and Communication Standards, also known as (TAICS) has signed an agreement with Wireless Power Consortium, or WPC, to help boost the development of Qi wireless charging standard making it a more common site. This should help made a Qi wireless charging ecosystem in Taiwan.
This announcement should make Taiwan-based companies with Qi wireless charging products boost their productivity and earnings with TAICS backing up their endeavour. This may also have other companies start making their own wireless charging products to bring out to the market.
HTC, one of the biggest companies based in Taiwan, has obtained an approval from the Taiwan government to start a wireless charging network project in Taiwan by making Qi wireless charging pads implemented in convenience stores, libraries, and hotels in the country. The project has been penned as Wireless Power Charging A+.
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