Benq Mobiuz EX3210U 4K Gaming Monitor for PC, Xbox Series X, PlayStation 5 Launched in India

Benq Mobiuz EX3210U has been launched as a premium gaming monitor in India with support for 144Hz refresh rate on PCs and 120Hz refresh rate on current-gen consoles such as the PlayStation 5 and the Xbox Series X. The new gaming monitor will be sold on Amazon in a single white colourway. Benq Mobiuz EX3210U features AMD FreeSync Premium Pro support for reduced lag, te...

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PS5 India February 22 Restock: How to Pre-Order PlayStation 5 and PS5 Digital Edition

PS5 India February 22 restock — for Rs. 49,990 Blu-ray PlayStation 5, and Rs. 39,990 PS5 Digital Edition — is available at Amazon, Croma, Flipkart, Game Loot, Games The Shop, Reliance Digital, Sony Center ShopAtSC, and Vijay Sales.

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Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 Series arrives in India with Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 chipset and Android 12 software

About a week and a half since its global debut, Samsung has introduced the Galaxy Tab S8 series in India. This is the first time we are getting an Ultra model in Samsung’s tablet lineup. This Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra comes with a 14.6-inch 120Hz AMOLED screen and this display also has a notch. Inside, it features a Snapdragon 8 Gen 1, something that’s unusual for this market. This is paired with a gigantic 11,200mAh battery and other high rung hardware. We’ll see what those are. But before that, here’s how much the new Galaxy Tabs cost and where you can buy them:

Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 Series Specs and Features

Samsung has bucked the trend by equipping the Indian edition of the Galaxy Tabs S8 series with a Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 SoC. This is coupled with LPDDR5 RAM and UFS 3.1 storage. You also get an 11,200mAh battery inside the Tab S8 Ultra model, a 10,090mAh cell within the Tab S8+, and a relatively smaller 8000mAh battery in the Tab S8 chassis.

The Tab S8 Ultra being the top-end model rocks a 14.6-inch 1848 x 2960-res 120Hz sAMOLED screen whereas the Tab S8+ has a 12.4-inch 120Hz sAMOLED display with 1752 x 2800-pixel resolution and Tab S8 has only got an 11.0 inch 120Hz TFT panel with 1600 x 2560 resolution.

You get a side-facing fingerprint scanner on the regular Tab S8 while the upper-end models have got embedded fingerprint readers in their screens. 

The Ultra model has two 12MP cameras on the front while the rest stick with just one. The back cameras are the same 13MP (AF) plus 6MP duo on all three. Other common features between these tablets are Android 12 with One UI 4.1, 5G, LTE, WiFi 6E, Bluetooth 5.2, USB Type-C 3.2 port, Quad Stereo Speakers with Dolby Audio, 4K30FPS video recording capability, micro-SD card support of up to 1TB, and support for 45W wired charging. 

Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 Series Price and Availability

You can purchase the Galaxy Tab S8 in the following configurations and colours:

Galaxy S8 Ultra with 12GB+256GB at ₹108999 for the WiFi variant and ₹122999 for the 5G model. Galaxy Tab S8+ with 8GB+128GB unit at ₹74999 for the WiFi edition and ₹87999 for the 5G variant. Galaxy Tab S8, also with 8GB+128GB memory at ₹58999 for the WiFi variant and ₹70999 for the 5G model.

You can pre-book the Galaxy Tab S8 series from February 22 to March 10, 2022, through the Samsung website and other major Samsung authorized partners. And those of you who pre-reserve a Galaxy Tab will get a free Keyboard Cover worth up to ₹22999.

Moreover, the company is also offering a cashback of ₹10000 on purchase of Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra, ₹8000 on purchase of Galaxy Tab S8+, and ₹ 7000 on purchase of Galaxy Tab S8 using HDFC Bank cards. You can also avail of No Cost EMI options.

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Vivo V23e 5G launched in India with a MediaTek Dimensity 810 SoC, 44W charging, and 44MP selfie camera

The Vivo V23e had originally debuted last year but it’s finally here in India. It would be one of the budget 5G offerings from the brand. We have already got the Vivo V23 and Vivo V23 Pro in the country. However, this newcomer doesn't come with a colour-changing Fluorite AG glass back. And the specs are also trimmed down in comparison. It is priced at ₹25,990 and for that, you are getting MediaTek Dimensity 810 5G chipset, a 4050mAh battery with 44W charging, a 44-megapixel camera on the front, and a 50-megapixel camera leading a triplet at the back. Let’s take a cursory look at the specifications and then how much the complete package costs.

Vivo V23e Specs and Features

Vivo V23e has a 6.44-inch FHD+ AMOLED display with a 60Hz refresh rate. There is a tiny teardrop cut within which resides a 44MP selfie shooter. The back camera, meanwhile, is housed within a rectangular island. The sensors are a 50MP main one, an 8MP ultrawide one, and a 2MP macro one. 

It is also a little out there that the device also rocks a ‘44’ watt power brick support. It is tasked to charge up a 4050mAh battery. 

At the core of the phone, there is a Dimensity 810 chip coupled with 8GB LPDDR4x RAM and 128GB UFS 2.1 storage. The software on top is Android 11 based Funtouch OS 12. In the list of features, you also get Virtual RAM, microSD card expansion up to 1TB, USB-C 2.0, Bluetooth 5.2, WiFi, etc. There is no 3.5mm jack though.

Vivo V23e Price and Availability

Vivo V23e is available in Midnight Blue and Sunshine Gold colours priced at ₹25,990. You can purchase it through Flipkart, Vivo.com and select retail outlets starting today.

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Dizo Wireless Power launched in India with 88ms Super Low Latency and 112mm Bass Boost Driver

Dizo, the first brand in the Realme TechLife ecosystem, has added a new neckband earphone called Dizo Wireless Power to its product line. This new earphone comes with an 11.2mm driver with a Bass Boost+ algorithm. It has 88ms super-low latency too. Now if you’re wondering how much ‘power’ it holds, know that the claimed endurance is of 18 hours.  

Let’s see what all does this new Dizo earphone has to offer:

Dizo Wireless Power Specs and Features

Dizo Wireless Power works over Bluetooth 5.2. And the audio delivered is created by an 11.2mm sized driver with Bass Boost capability. Since it’s of in-ear shape, you can get a passive noise reduction. This should be to some extent complemented by Environmental Noise Cancelation (ENC) for cutting down ambient sounds during calls.

However, if you want to prioritize response times instead, there is a game mode that reduces the latency as low as 88ms. This is apparently 50% of regular latency. You may notice some differences while gaming and all.

So while it's used, it is rated to run 18 hours of music playback. Other advertised battery stats include 2 hours time to charge it fully (through a USB-C port) and a 2-hour runtime from just a 10-minute top-up.

When you aren’t using it you can easily turn it off by magnetic attachment. Detaching it will resume your music or take a call. There is a multi-functioning button too on it that lets you do the following:

Single Press: Play/pause music playback and answer/end calls Double Press: Next song Press 3 times: Game mode Press and Hold: Reject a call

You get to configure these touch controls as well as EQ settings and a few other settings in the Realme Link app.

Finally, the Dizo Wireless Power also sports IPX4 water resistance, which should be good to have.

Dizo Wireless Power India Price and Availability

It will be available in Green. Violet, and Black via Flipkart starting at ₹999. It will be retailing through Flipkart and Dizo website from February 25 at 12 PM.

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New State Mobile Introduces Mileage Points to Offer Special Rewards to Gamers

New State Mobile has announced a new Mileage System for rewards, allowing gamers to exchange Mileage Points earned from opening crates in the game. The popular battle royale game is also celebrating 100 days since it was launched last year, allowing gamers to win special rewards by participating in two Round Deathmatch challenges, according to Krafton.

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Qualcomm working on AV1 codec support for its future Snapdragon SoCs: Report

Its mobile rivals Samsung and MediaTek have it. And other tech companies like Nvidia and Netflix have it. And now Qualcomm is also getting on the AV1 bandwagon as per a recent report. According to Protocol, the mobile chipmaker is “planning to add support for AV1 to its upcoming flagship Snapdragon mobile processor”. The report also adds that 2023 would be the “year AV1 finally sees broader adoption”.

Snapdragon AV1 support: Here’s what you need to know

Qualcomm is said to introduce AV1 codec support with a future Snapdragon processor codenamed ‘SM8550’. Now, the current Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 carries a code name ‘SM8450’ while the supposedly next-in-line Snapdragon 8 Gen 1+ with ‘SM8475’ model name is rumoured to be in the works. That pattern of nomenclature would suggest the one with ‘SM8550’ could be Snapdragon 8 Gen 2, that’s likely to release in 2023. 

More specifically, it would be Snapdragon’s Adreno GPU that supports this native AV1 feature. 

Needless to say, things might change subject to market conditions and other factors.

Now what’s somewhat reassuring is that earlier this year, in an interview with Anandtech, Qualcomm’s SVP Alex Katouzian said, “we haven't been able to accommodate AV1. We'll probably accommodate in the future, but up until now, we just haven't been able to do it. It’s not that we don't want to do it - we just haven't had the ability to plan it in in time to try to make that happen.”

AV1 (AOMedia Video Codec 1.0) is an open-source royalty-free video codec developed by the Alliance for Open Media, which consists of big tech companies like Meta, Amazon, Netflix, Google,  Microsoft, and Intel among its founding members. AV1 vaunts better efficiency in video decoding, i.e., faster video playback and streaming with improved visual quality at bit rates about 50% less than H.264 (HEVC). 

So, although Qualcomm is taking its sweet time adopting this AV1 codec, when it does arrive, a large share of the Android phone market will reap its potential benefits. And we will be looking forward to this.

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