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At first these were the standard, the general norm, but gradually we lost them. This is over, or almost, because the European Union has made it clear with
At first these were the standard, the general norm, but gradually we lost them. This is over, or almost, because the European Union has made it clear with its new Law: manufacturers will have to install batteries. “easy to remove and replace”.
After accomplishing the seemingly impossible, the European Parliament almost a year ago approved the regulation for mobile phones, tablets and cameras to share a single charger, USB C, regardless of device brand (including Apple you will use in the EU). You need to boot iPhones with USB C). And now, finally, the EU is also looking at another area that needs change: the battery.
Deputies supported the text, which emerged as a result of the negotiations with the European Council, with 587 votes in favor, 9 against and 20 abstentions.To update battery and battery related community edits. The new legislation takes into account “technological development and future challenges in the industry”and covers the entire life cycle of batteries”From design to the moment they are disposed of.
And the second of all the measures contained in the recently approved legislation is extremely interesting, because the measure “Make sure batteries are designed to allow consumers to easily remove and replace them.“. And more specifically”Design portable batteries for devices so that they can be easily removed and replaced by consumers.
Then, Europe asks direct manufacturers to install more accessible and replaceable batteries in devicesor will not comply with EU law. But does that mean what some of us have in mind?
Since the late 90’s – early 2000′idiots The importance of mobile phones has increased. smart phones born in the next decade, all but all shared have a removable battery. A passing trend has receded and eventually brands have accustomed us to closed models that can only be opened at official/authorized services.
This measure within the scope of the New Law requires that the battery of a device such as a smartphone can be easily replaced, even in the hands of the end user. AND Not that we will see the return of terminals with removable enclosures next yearhowever, it sets a precedent for a mobile phone’s longevity and saves us the hassle of technical service for something we can do at home, such as replacing the battery.
via | European Parliament
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