Apple Expands USB-C Compatibility and Introduces Affordable Pencil for iPad

Apple has announced its third-generation Apple Pencil, which now includes USB-C charging, marking a significant shift towards universal charging. This move comes after Apple retired its Lightning charger, following pressure from EU regulators. The new Apple Pencil is priced at $79, $20 cheaper than the previous generation, and $50 less than the original. The push for USB-C charging extends beyond iPads and MacBooks, as Apple plans to include it in its next-generation iPhones and AirPods Pro. This aligns with the EU's legislation requiring devices to support USB-C charging by 2024, aiming to reduce the number of chargers and cables consumers need to deal with.
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