EU Forces Laptop Makers to Adopt USB C as Universal Charger
The European Union now requires all new laptops sold in the region to support USB C charging, aligning them with phones, tablets, cameras, and other portable devices. The mandate aims to simplify consumer electronics, reduce e waste, and save Europeans an estimated €250 million annually by eliminating proprietary chargers. Although the law applies only within the EU, manufacturers are expected to adopt USB C globally to streamline production. This effectively cements USB C as the universal charging standard for laptops worldwide.
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