The EV charger from a computer company... Can it play doom?

Join us as we chat with Nathan from MSI about their new range of electric vehicle chargers. Learn why a computer company is getting into EV charging, with Nathan explaining that their long history of working with laptop batteries makes the transition a natural one, seeing a car battery as essentially a "big laptop". He also draws a parallel with BYD's similar background in battery technology.
We explore the three chargers on display:
EV Premium: Their top-of-the-line model featuring a car-based NFC chip, Bluetooth connectivity to your phone, Ethernet connection, and a screen that provides immediate charging information. Nathan highlights its robust design to withstand the Australian weather conditions, including extreme heat and rain.
EV Light: A lighter version that still offers core functionality and app control but forgoes the built-in screen and card reader of the premium model. Similar durability standards apply to this model.
EV Go: A portable charging solution offering the same consistency and technology as their larger units, allowing for convenient charging on the go.
We also discuss upcoming features like load balancing and solar system compatibility, which are currently under development. Nathan emphasizes MSI's commitment to reliability and the product backing they offer.
Find out more about MSI's EV chargers and where to buy them at: msi.com/landing/EV-AU.
To explore all of MSI's products, visit their main website: msi.com.