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Vivo V25 scoring goals all round

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Vivo V25 scoring goals all round The  FIFA 2022 Soccer World Cup  season is upon us and the anticipation for 20 November 2022 is a few more sleeps away.  However, while we await the overall tournament, one of the main sponsors has released a new line up of the V series. In total, there are three new devices, the Vivo V25e, V25 and V25 PRO: market dependent.  They all share the same design language, but if you look under the hood, they all bring their own power set, and this is due to the partnership Vivo has with MediaTek. The V25 5G with a  MediaTek Dimensity900 , and the V25e with a  MediaTek Helio G99 . These chips bring a variety of power options to the devices, e.g., MediaTek Intelligent Display Sync power, which intelligent power savings to maximize power daily without sacrificing battery life. The SOC is an Octa core-chip built on a 6nm process clocked at 2.4 GHz and 2.2 GHz respectively, tasks like gaming, video and battery life are controlled and o...

LG launches latest models of game-changing True 4K OLED and QNED TVs

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  LG’s latest models, upgraded features, and True 4K and 8K displays have set a new standard for home cinema. LG Electronics (LG) has unveiled its latest line-up of TVs within its flagship OLED and QNED TV ranges. As the manufacturer of some of the world’s most advanced TVs, this year’s technological improvements will change how consumers experience TV. And, considering that many international streaming services now offer 4K content, including this year’s FIFA World Cup that  DStv will be broadcasting  in 4K UHD, now is a great time for football fans – and movie lovers alike – to invest in a true 4K display, which offers twice the resolution of 4K UHD.   The evolution of OLED   LG released its first OLED TV in 2010, ushering in a new era for colour and contrast. Whereas traditional LCD TVs rely on backlighting to produce an image – which results in  backlight bleeding and paler colours –  OLED TVs use over 100 million self-lit pixels that can turn on a...