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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>New Delhi: Smartphone companies<\/a> and industry organisations will be meeting with officials in the Ministry of Consumer Affairs today (Wednesday) to explore the option of having a common charging port for all electronic devices<\/a>, in line with Europe. The move will benefit consumers at large but lead to higher costs for feature phone makers and impact smartphone major Apple<\/a>, say experts.

The government is exploring the option of having a single charging port – USB Type-C, across all mobile devices<\/a> including laptops, smartphones, feature phones, and IoT (internet of Things<\/a>) devices, according to industry executives.

Industry executives who will be attending the meeting will apprise the government of the pros and cons of the move.

The move will benefit the consumers the most, as presently, they have to carry multiple charging cables for the mobile devices they own. There are separate charging cables for laptops, Apple devices and Android smartphones<\/a>, which often leads consumers looking for the specific chargers when the devices run out of charge.

However, the device manufacturers will have a hard time implementing a common standard, as the charging standards<\/a> are different for each. The move will not impact Android smartphones as much, since most Android smartphones use USB-C ports for charging.

However, feature phones which rely on the micro-USB standard, budget and high-end gaming laptops which rely on proprietary charging standards to drive power to their devices, as well as the IoT devices which rely on legacy ports will have to change their industrial and mechanical designs to accommodate the move.

Furthermore, the move will impact Apple devices the most as the Cupertino-based company has its own charging standard for iPhones and MacBooks<\/a>, said industry executives.

That means additional costs in manufacturing, which will likely be passed on to the consumers.

The European Union has agreed to implement USB Type-C as the common standard for all mobile devices including smartphones, tablets and other small and medium-sized electronics by 2024. Laptop makers will also have to adapt to the requirements 40 months after the notification comes into force.

The industry executive said that while it's easier for Europe to adopt to a single charging standard, where consumers prefer to buy high-end devices, doing it in India would mean even the budget devices, which accounts for the highest volumes, will have to change their designs, which would mean additional costs in manufacturing, and may not be feasible for the manufacturers.
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行业,政府会议在明天统一设备充电器

政府正在探索的选择有一个充电端口USB c型,在所有移动设备,包括笔记本电脑、智能手机,功能手机,和物联网设备(物联网),据行业高管。

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新德里消息:智能手机公司和行业组织将会见中国消费者事务的官员今天(星期三)探索共同的选择对所有电子充电端口设备,符合欧洲。此举将有利于消费者在大型但导致更高的成本和影响智能手机主要功能手机制造商苹果专家说,。

政府正在探索的选择有一个充电端口USB c型,在所有移动设备包括笔记本电脑、智能手机,功能手机,物联网(物联网)设备,据行业高管。

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行业高管将出席这次会议将通知政府此举的利弊。

此举将使消费者受益最多,目前,他们必须携带多个充电电缆为他们自己的移动设备。有单独的笔记本电脑充电电缆,苹果设备和安卓智能手机,这常常导致消费者寻找特定的充电器当设备运行费用。

然而,设备制造商将很难实现一个共同的标准,作为收费标准是不同的。此举不会影响Android智能手机,因为大多数Android智能手机使用USB-C港口收费。

然而,功能手机依赖的微型usb标准,预算和高端游戏笔记本电脑依靠专利收费标准来驱动他们的设备,以及物联网设备,依靠传统港口将不得不改变他们的工业和机械设计,以适应移动。

此外,此举将影响苹果设备最像苹果公司iphone和有自己的收费标准macbook业内高管表示。

这意味着额外的成本在制造业,这可能会转嫁给消费者。

欧盟已经同意实施USB c类型的通用标准所有的移动设备包括智能手机、平板电脑和其他中小电子产品到2024年。笔记本电脑制造商也必须适应需求的40个月后通知生效。

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业内高管表示,虽然欧洲采取更容易一个收费标准,消费者更喜欢购买高端设备,甚至在印度意味着预算做设备,占最高的卷,将不得不改变他们的设计,这意味着额外的成本在制造业,和制造商可能不是可行的。
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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>New Delhi: Smartphone companies<\/a> and industry organisations will be meeting with officials in the Ministry of Consumer Affairs today (Wednesday) to explore the option of having a common charging port for all electronic devices<\/a>, in line with Europe. The move will benefit consumers at large but lead to higher costs for feature phone makers and impact smartphone major Apple<\/a>, say experts.

The government is exploring the option of having a single charging port – USB Type-C, across all mobile devices<\/a> including laptops, smartphones, feature phones, and IoT (internet of Things<\/a>) devices, according to industry executives.

Industry executives who will be attending the meeting will apprise the government of the pros and cons of the move.

The move will benefit the consumers the most, as presently, they have to carry multiple charging cables for the mobile devices they own. There are separate charging cables for laptops, Apple devices and Android smartphones<\/a>, which often leads consumers looking for the specific chargers when the devices run out of charge.

However, the device manufacturers will have a hard time implementing a common standard, as the charging standards<\/a> are different for each. The move will not impact Android smartphones as much, since most Android smartphones use USB-C ports for charging.

However, feature phones which rely on the micro-USB standard, budget and high-end gaming laptops which rely on proprietary charging standards to drive power to their devices, as well as the IoT devices which rely on legacy ports will have to change their industrial and mechanical designs to accommodate the move.

Furthermore, the move will impact Apple devices the most as the Cupertino-based company has its own charging standard for iPhones and MacBooks<\/a>, said industry executives.

That means additional costs in manufacturing, which will likely be passed on to the consumers.

The European Union has agreed to implement USB Type-C as the common standard for all mobile devices including smartphones, tablets and other small and medium-sized electronics by 2024. Laptop makers will also have to adapt to the requirements 40 months after the notification comes into force.

The industry executive said that while it's easier for Europe to adopt to a single charging standard, where consumers prefer to buy high-end devices, doing it in India would mean even the budget devices, which accounts for the highest volumes, will have to change their designs, which would mean additional costs in manufacturing, and may not be feasible for the manufacturers.
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