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Could iPhone XI power a laptop?

Could iPhone XI power a laptop?

Posted on January 22, 2019 By Jarvis

The next generation iPhone XI could be the first to power a laptop – if Apple had a hankering to do such a thing. Today we’re taking a peek at a newly granted set of patent drawings as well as past connections in an effort to clear a path toward the future of mobile desktop hybrid machines. The iPhone XI isn’t the only one that’ll have potential to drive in on the desktop universe, bridging the gap – Apple’s already begun building the bridge with the iPad Pro.

The first time images such as these appeared, we’d already had both iPad Pro – the first generation, anyway. Now that we’re here in 2019 and the newest version of this patent’s just been filed again, we’ve seen both of these concepts come to life.
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Computers & IT, Phones Tags:Apple, desktop, hybrid, ipad, iPad Pro, iphone, iPhone XI, laptop, mobile, Slashgear

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