Here Comes Apple!

After failing to meet its own shipping timeline in 2018,

Apple is now thought to have two manufacturers ramping

up production of its AirPower wireless charging pad,

according to a Hong Kong-based website that specializes

in device charging news.

As first reported by MacRumors, the website ChargerLAB

tweeted out this morning that it had "just learned from credible

source in supply chain" that Chinese manufacturer Luxshare

Precision has begun manufacturing the AirPower multi-device

wireless charger. ChargerLAB followed its initial tweet with

another claiming a second Apple supplier, Pegatron, will begin

manufacturing AirPower chargers on Jan. 21.

ChargerLab cited a Pegatron employee who said AirPower

will have three layers of copper wireless charging coils, in an

"8-7-7" configuration from bottom to top, which will enable it to

charge an an iPhone 8 or iPhone X, an Apple Watch Series 3

or 4 and AirPods via the charging case.