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The pen drive comes in an improved slide design function that lets you switch between microUSB and Type-A 3.1 interface easily and boasts transfer speeds of up to 130MB/s.
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Playing the Assassin’s Creed Odyssey
Assassin’s Creed Odyssey will be available globally next week but earlier this month we got the opportunity to play it and while the demo was based on an early E3 build on Xbox One, we got a good sense of what to expect with the latest Assassin’s Creed.
One of the changes you’ll notice in the Odyssey is that it brings the ability to play the lead as a male named Alexios or female named Kassandra. Now playing a female protagonist is not something unheard of in Assassin’s Creed. Syndicate allowed to freely switch between a male or a female protagonist in the game while Origins had a few missions with
Another change in the Odyssey is the RPG-style decision making where the game presents options for the player to make choices that affect the outcome. However, the main storyline will more or less remain the same.
Ubisoft says the world is bigger in the Odyssey compared to Origins and while we were restricted to a limited area in the demo, ancient Greece was gorgeous and very well detailed.
Combat-wise, you can go all muscular or stealthy but whatever you do, the combat is more challenging and satisfying than the Origins.
All said and done, Assassin’s Creed Origins was a type of game that you could sink in 100 hours doing main missions and side quests and considering Odyssey’s inspiration and now the RPG-style gameplay, we’re excited to see the final game that hits retail on October 5.
Samsung launches super expensive LED for Home TVs
Earlier this week at the Infocomm, Samsung announced their new TVs who want a movie
LED for Home boasts a modular formation technology that allows users to customise the screen size but as a start, Samsung is selling the TVs in four SKUs – 110-inch Full HD, 130-inch Full HD, 220-inch Ultra HD and 260-inch Ultra HD.
The screen supports HDR10+ for improved picture playback, audio optimised by Harman and is Electro-static Discharge (ESD) certified that makes it easier and cost efficient to maintain and long lasting performance of up to 10,000+ hours.
The TVs are priced from a hefty Rs. 1cr and goes up to 3.5cr, depending on the size.
In addition to Samsung, Infocomm saw a lot of new launches from companies like BenQ, Optoma and others. While BenQ offerings ranged from virtual blackboards to projectors to wireless streaming devices, Optoma focused on projectors like ZU1050, ZH420UST, etc.
Xiaomi introduces Redmi 6 series in India
Xiaomi has been aggressively expanding its lineup in the Indian market and the latest to join
The Redmi 6 features a polycarbonate back panel with an arc design that gives the phone a good
Redmi 6 runs Oreo-based MIUI 9.6 and will sell for Rs. 7,999 and Rs. 9,499 for the first two months.
Redmi 6A is the cheapest of the lot that builds on last year’s super successful Redmi 5A. The Redmi 6A has a design similar and display as Redmi 6 but is powered by MediaTek’s A22 SoC, 2GB RAM and 16GB or 32GB internal storage. It has a 13MP camera with PDAF and EIS with 5MP front-facing camera, Face Unlock, dual-SIM support with dedicated microSD card slot and dual VoLTE.
The Redmi 6A is priced at Rs. 5,999 for the 16GB variant and 6,999 for the 32GB variant for the first two months.
The Redmi 6 Pro is the top-of-the-line device in this trifecta with metal body and the smarts handled by Qualcomm’s tried-and-tested Snapdragon 625 processor. It comes with 3GB or 4GB of RAM options along with 32GB or 64GB storage, 5.84-inch Full HD+ display, 12MP+5MP dual rear cameras, 5MP front-facing camera, dual-SIM and dedicated microSD card slot, fingerprint sensor, face unlock and 4000mAh battery.
The Redmi 6 Pro will sell for Rs. 10,999 for 3GB+32GB variant and Rs. 12,999 for 4GB+64GB.
Learn, engage and entertain with the K-Yan
K-Yan, short for Knowledge Vehicle is not only a multipurpose device but a solution, which helps transform pedagogy from mere transmission to a facilitator of transformation.
Developed by Professor Kirti Trivedi, IIT Bombay, and IL&FS Education and Technology Services in 2007, the K-Yan can transform any surface into an interactive whiteboard, besides functioning as a TV, projector, DVD player, audio system and more. The high-quality projector is bright enough for
K-Yan works by using image processing technology, it can convert any wall or whiteboard into an interactive teaching surface. One can write, draw, highlight and move content like on a
As far as e-learning is concerned, IL&FS Education has designed over 10,000 2D/3D learning units of multimedia content and features ‘