While I don’t have actual numbers I can give out since I am not a battery nerd, I will need every machine to be able to operate at 14 hours with average use. Obviously doing video creation or CAD is going to demand more power than just browsing the internet, but again – 14 hours with average use. I would assume that the NS Series will have a 65 watt charging brick, and the NL will have a 100 watt charging brick. Both systems will use a POGO power pin setup which will be towards the rear of the left side of the system. One could also use any of the USB-C ports for charging as well.
While USB-C can be used for charging, all computers will have a POGO pin charging port in the left rear past the USB-C port(s). The charging brick will be a GAN charging brick with 65 watt for the NS Series, and a 100 watt for the NL Series. For those that travel or live outside of the US, there will be attempts to create an adapter for that country’s electrical outlet type. This should bring the system from 0% -100% in about 2 hours when using the supported charging wattage.