There's a lot of talk about the fact that on a most recent Apple device is you don't have a power

power brick inside the package. And I know in our case we have been using a certain power brick from Anchor, the

NANO power brick to charge up the various iOS devices, the latest iOS devices.

They became a sponsor so we have plenty of these things lying around

and it sort of solved the problem. However, a lot of people don't really understand what's going on. of Well, yeah, haven't been paying attention, but we've been, there have been some

charged technologies that have delivered this increased power output

while at the same time shrinking the scale of the

charger itself. Now yesterday on the last show we talked about

Huawei experimenting with a 135 watt smartphone charger. We've talked about

65 watt chargers that fit in your pocket 100 watt chargers. They're using

well different technologies that's not always identical, at the root of some of the best current portable

charge tech is this technology called Gan and Gan-based chargers.

And this is Galium nitride.

It's a completely new technology.

Well, not that new right now, but apparently new to some of the major manufacturers that haven't shipped it yet alongside

smartphones. It's been the Gan marketplace has been dominated by third-party sellers which is kind of weird.

You would think that these big names that these multi-billion slash practically trillion- dollar companies will be interested in

presenting this tech to their customers who are already spending thousands of

dollars it would be it be interesting or exciting possibly it could be a novel experience for a

buyer to crack open the box and see this tiny little charger capable of 20 watts of power delivery

which is that's the nano product we've been promoting however you can get in some circumstances an entire laptop charger which is the size of say

Apple's current 30 watt charger that's the level of this tech and what it's capable of

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