Nowadays, thin and light books use 65W Type-C charging heads, which are very small and portable, and some gallium nitride charging heads are even only the size of lipstick.
And the game ben because of the power of over 100 watts, the charger is as large as a "brick", not only is it not easy to carry, it looks very bulky.
Tonight, Lenovo China Consumer Account Marketing Director @Fat Big Boy released the planned rescuer 135W Type-C charger, which looks very small, with a two-pin plug at one end and a single-port Type-C interface at the other end, making it possible to go directly to the wall.
The advent of the Savior 135W Type-C charger also means that Lenovo's new Rescuer notebook may support the PD 3.1 charging protocol.
The PD 3.1 charging protocol is a new fast charging standard announced in May this year, which can increase the charging power of the charger from the highest 100W of PD 3.0 to a maximum of 240W.
In the future, some thin and light games equipped with RTX 3050 and 3060 graphics cards can eliminate the traditional square port charging interface, and users only need to bring a Type-C charger when they go out.
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