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Japanese electronics companies launch new chargers

Overview

New charging products have been introduced by Japanese electronics firms. In September, Osaka-based CIO launched a domestic manufacturing project via the Makuake crowdfunding platform, featuring the NovaPort DUO III 65W2C. This charger, manufactured in Fukushima Prefecture, utilizes over 53% Japanese components and includes a TFT LCD display for power monitoring.

In October, Makers Co., Ltd., a venture established by Keyence Corporation, released the ‘SOLIDZ Power Charger Model IS’ on Amazon Japan. This device features a built-in 1-meter retractable USB-C cable with up to 67W output. The company also promoted other products in its SOLIDZ brand, including a 25W Qi2-compatible wireless charger and a 30W ultra-compact AC charger.

Entities

CIO · SOLIDZ · Date City · Makers Co., Ltd. · Keyence Corporation

Timeline

  1. [TECHNOLOGY] 5 sources
    Makers Co. launches SOLIDZ 67W retractable USB-C charger

    Makers Co., Ltd., a Keyence spin-off, has launched the SOLIDZ Power Charger Model IS, a 67W AC charger with a built-in 1m retractable USB-C cable, now available on Amazon Japan.

  2. [BUSINESS] 3 sources
    CIO launches domestic charger project in Japan via Makuake

    CIO has launched a domestic manufacturing project on Makuake, debuting the NovaPort DUO III 65W2C charger, which uses 53.3% Japanese components and is manufactured in Fukushima.

Sources

ascii.jp · internet.watch.impress.co.jp · k-tai.watch.impress.co.jp · pc.watch.impress.co.jp · prtimes.jp