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Celly Enters Indian Market; Partners with Beetel

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Celly, an Italian brand known for its high quality and stylish accessories for smartphones, tablets and laptops, has announced its foray into the Indian Market. The brand plans to expand its foothold, in a partnership with Beetel, an Indian household name, and a leading technology brand.

Blending Italian craft with technology, Celly is set to launch a range of products under audio, power, photography, utility and travel categories. With over 20+ products to launch in India by the end of April, the line-up includes several marquee innovations of Celly.  The products shall be priced among the mid-high end segment and will be available with leading ecommerce platforms — Amazon and Flipkart along with brick and mortar stores.

Commenting on the announcement, Stefan Fink-Jensen, International Business Development for Celly, said, “Celly and Beetel have been working hand in hand for the past year to prepare for this exciting moment. We are thrilled to launch our aspiration brand Celly in the Indian market. We have tailored all our products to meet the Indian market technical and design expectations, with unprecedented Italian craftsmanship and quality, along with 2 year warranty for our high tech lineups”

Puneet Gupta, Business Head, Beetel, said, “With our vision to provide quality products in the Indian market, Celly would be an important strategic partner for us. With decades of experience in Indian Market, our vast Omnichannel reach – Dense distribution network, partnerships with leading e-commerce platforms and leading LFRs, we would be able to provide platform to make Celly Products acessible and available to all. This will be an exciting and a promising journey with Celly and we look forward to it.”

Celly’s Italian unique design to India, aims to bridge the gap between technology and design conscious consumers.

Stuffcool’s Napoleon GaN super-fast charger is compatible with most devices

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Stuffcool has launched a unique 65W fast charger that is compatible with almost all of the devices one would find in a regular household. The charger not only employs a new technology but is also portable in size. But multi-functionality comes at a price, and the Napoleon PD65W charger costs Rs. 4,499 which can be pretty steep for a charger but it’s definitely handy to have this at home.

The Stuffcool Napoleon GaN charger features 2 ports: a Type-C port which is capable of delivering 65W of output that can charge Macbooks and a normal USB-A port that delivers a 18W QC3 output to charge mobile devices. More importantly, the Napoleon GaN charger is also equipped with all the required safety standards as laid out by the Bureau of Indian Standards and provides protection against a surge in power, current, temperature, and voltage.

The Napoleon Charger which is equipped with a Gallium Nitride chipset technology pioneered in the U.S.A. – is capable of charging equipment like smartphones, laptops, iPhones, MacBook, gaming consoles, controllers and more. The GaN charger is also ideal for charging Dell XPS notebooks, HP Ultrabooks, both the Macbook Pro and Air range, iPads, and latest Samsung phones like Note 10, 20 and the S20 range which support the fast charging technology as well.

The Stuffcool Napoleon GaN charger requires an input of 100-240V AC (50-60Hz)/1.4 A and supplies users with the following outputs:

When used individually
1)      Type-C PD (3.0): DC 5V/3A, 9V/3A, 15V/3A, 20V/3.25A (max 65W)
2)      USB A: DC 5V/3A, 9V/2A, 12V/1.5A (max 18W)

When used simultaneously
                 1) Type-C PD (3.0): DC 5V/3A, 9V/3A, 12V/3A, 20V/2.25A (max 45W)
                 2) USB A: DC 5V/3A, 9V/2A, 12V/1.5A (max 18W)

The GaN charger costs Rs. 4,499 but is available at a special price of Rs. 3,599 exclusively at Amazon for Prime Day, which begins tomorrow and runs through August 7.

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If a Stormtrooper used a gaming mouse, it would be this one

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Unlike HP's limited-edition Star Wars laptop that was unveiled last week, the Kova isn't an official Star Wars-branded product. Still, fans of George Lucas's universe could do worse than pairing the two together.

The new Kova, which follows on from Roccat's Kova[+] is powered by a Turbo Core V2 72MHz 32-bit ARM-based MCU. It's equipped with a Pro-Optic R6 sensor with 3500 DPI which can be accelerated using Overdrive mode to reach an effective DPI of 7000.

The ambidextrous mouse features two Smart Cast buttons on both sides of the Kova's left-and-right mouse buttons, giving it a total of nine mouse buttons. Roccat's Easyshift[+] functionality allows eight further secondary functions to be mapped, something that should go down well among MMO and MOBA players.

As with just about every other gaming mouse today, the Kova features LED lights that can be configured through software. It's set to launch in November at 59.99 Euros, which roughly translates to Rs. 4,500.