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Tesla announces its answer to the Apple AirPower wireless Qi charger.

The unimaginatively named “Tesla Wireless Charging Platform” (seen via 9to5Mac) provides 15W of fast charging power for up to three devices simultaneously. Like Apple’s canceled AirPower, it lets you place devices anywhere on its surface without fiddling with alignment.

The Wireless Charging Platform is available for pre-order for $300 and will begin shipping in February 2023.

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