Popular accessory maker Raycon is updating the 5-in-1 Magic Power Bank, now offering a better charge experience for laptops. The company says this revamped accessory is perfect for busy professionals, frequent travelers, and people who need to stay connected at all times. The compact 5-in-1 Magic Power Bank offers a 15,000 mAh battery capacity and supports fast charging up to 65W. With that, users can easily charge smartphones, tablets, and some laptops. For example, the MacBook Air can be charged without issues. For the MacBook Pro, it's possible to charge 13-inch and 14-inch variations. However, it's not ideal for the 16-inch model. The power bank comes with a built-in USB-C to USB-C cable (and a Lightning adapter for iPhone 14 or other Apple devices with that port), a USB-C port for charging a device or charging the accessory, a USB-A output, and 15W magnetic wireless charging pad. Image source: Raycon Raycon's 5-in-1 Magic Power Bank features are available in a sleek, travel-friendly design with an intuitive digital display that keeps you informed of battery levels. Thus, you always know how much longer you can use the accessory with your devices connected. In addition to launching this new power bank, Raycon is also enhancing other power solutions with a bit of style. The Slim Power Bank, with a 5,000mAh battery capacity and wireless charging technology, is now available in new silver and purple colors. Its popular cables, including the anti-fray Magic Spin Cable and the Magic Flex Cable, are also getting the same purple options to match the new power bank.  The 5-in-1 Magic Laptop Power Bank is now available for $119.99, the Slim Power Bank for $49.99, and the Magic Spin and Flex Cables starting at $24.99. All of these accessories can be found on Raycon's website. Don't Miss: Tested: Satechi made the perfect passport cover for Apple users The post Everyone’s favorite 5-in-1 power bank now charges laptops appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Today’s deals: $150 off eufy Robot Vacuum Omni C20, $30 Fire TV Stick 4K Max, $99 Beats headphones, more Best Apple Watch deals for November 2024 Today’s deals: Rare Nintendo Switch sale, $729 black Apple Watch Ultra 2, 32% off LG G4 OLED TV, more Today’s deals: $179 AirPods Pro 2, space heaters from $36, $100 off Bose QuietComfort Ultra, more

In the 1970s a skeleton was unearthed at an ancient Roman cemetery in Belgium that was thought to have belonged to a woman who lived between the years 69 and 210, during the Gallo-Roman era. This judgment was made even though the body was buried in a fetal position, which was not the Roman custom, because of the presence of a Roman bone pin found near the skull. But when radiocarbon dating tests were performed on the skeleton in 2019, the results were truly stunning. They showed that the grave contained a mixture of bones from different eras, meaning the skeleton was some kind of composite arranged to look like a single person. In a new analysis just completed by an international team of archaeologists and genetics, it has been determined that the “individual” buried in the cemetery in ancient Gaul was constructed from the bones of five different people from three different periods who lived 2,500 years apart. The earliest of the bones (the skull) did indeed come from Belgium’s Roman period. But the other bones belonged to people who lived in the Middle and Late Neolithic periods. “Flat-Packed” Roman Funerary Bed Found in London Roman Armor, the Backbone of the Ferocious Roman Warrior Read moreSection: NewsHistory & ArchaeologyHistoryAncient TraditionsRead Later 

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