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Fujifilm Launches X-S10 Camera with In-Body Stabilization

Fujifilm has just launched a new camera with the X-S10 model. This camera is known to exist for photographers who already have DSLR cameras and want to try using a mirrorless camera for the first time.
How not, Fujifilm deliberately presents a grip design similar to a DSLR camera so that it makes this camera more comfortable to use. Moreover, this camera also still uses a display like retro cameras.

Having a shape that is slightly smaller and also lighter than the X-T4 camera, Fujifilm also uses magnesium to allow the front and top plates to dissipate heat better. Unfortunately this camera has no protection against the weather.
Comes with a 26.1 MP X-Trans CMOS sensor and an X-Processor 4 processor like the X-T4 camera, Fujifilm also presents a built-in image stabilization system that is 30% smaller so that it fits perfectly in the camera body.

In addition, this camera also comes with a fairly fast autofocus system like the X-T4 with a pixel detection phase of up to 2.16 million pixels. This camera also supports capturing up to 8fps for burst mode with mechanical shutter and 30fps with electronic shutter.
Entering the video section, the camera can record 4K resolution video but only with frame-rates of up to 30fps. While videos that have 1080p resolution can be recorded at frame-rates of up to 240fps.
For the price itself, the Fujifilm X-S10 is priced starting at US $ 1,000 for body-only, US $ 1,400 with the XF18-55mm F2.8-4 R lens kit, and US $ 1,500 for the XF16-80mm F4 R OIS WR lens kit. Interested in buying this mirrorless camera?
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Realme Watch T1 on the way. What features will the new smartwatch offer

Realme Watch T1 is a new smartwatch from the Chinese brand. Renders have appeared on the network and these reveal selected functions of the watch. The device will get around the envelope and two buttons on the side of the housing. In addition, it will provide the calling function. Let’s see what we know about Realme Watch T1.
Realme Watch T1 is a smartwatch that will premiere together with the GT Neo 2T and Q3s smartphones. The debut is scheduled for October 19, so in a few days. Meanwhile, press renders of the watch from the manufacturer’s marketing materials leaked to the network. These reveal to us some functions of the device.

We can see that Realme Watch T1 has a round dial and a screen. There are two buttons on the side of the case and the strap will be made of plastic. These functions include a heart rate monitor, pedometer and calorie counter. The smartwatch will also be able to monitor selected physical activities.

Realme Watch T1 smartwatch with an interesting feature
We also know that Realme Watch T1 will allow you to make phone calls. However, it is not expected to receive an LTE module with eSIM. It will be possible via Bluetooth with a previously paired smartphone. The technical specification of the smartwatch remains a mystery for now. The price is also, but it should be attractive. The official premiere is close and we will get to know all the details soon.
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Xiaomi Introduces HyperCharge 200W Cordless and 120W Cordless

In August 2020, Xiaomi announced the presence of the Xiaomi Mi 10 Ultra, which is the first smartphone with fast charging technology with 120W power.
Now after almost a year, Xiaomi has again announced a new fast-charging technology called HyperCharge which brings an improvement over their previous fast charging.
It is known that Xiaomi’s HyperCharge technology is capable of delivering power up to 200W wired and 120W wirelessly.
He claims that with this technology, they can charge a smartphone battery from 0 to 100% (full) capacity in 8 minutes with a cable and 15 minutes without a cable which is classified as very fast, which is breaking new records.
The charging trial was also carried out using a smartphone that has a battery with a capacity of 4,000 mAh. It can be seen that within three minutes, the battery which was originally at 50 percent can be fully charged using a cable.
Of course, now the question is what Xiaomi smartphone will come with this fast charging technology. It is very likely that this technology will be announced in the Xiaomi flagship smartphone which will be released at the end of 2021.
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Apple Exhibits New Product Tracker for $29 Coin-Sized Item Tracker

Apple has just shown off its newest product line, the name AirTag. This is a coin-sized item tracker that Apple plans to sell for $ 29 in India.
Apple made this AirTag announcement at today’s Spring Loaded 2021 event, amid other announcements regarding Apple TV and the new iPhone 12 color variant.
The Apple AirTag is more of an accessory than a complete product, for someone who wants to have more than just an iPhone or MacBook in the Apple ecosystem.
AirTag lets you track items in Apple’s “Find My” app on iOS. Apple AirTags’ goal is to keep track of everyday items such as keys, wallets, or backpacks, and notify you whenever you are separated from them.
Reporting from The Verge, Wednesday (21/4/2021), the new Apple AirTag itself has an internal speaker, accelerometer, Bluetooth LE, and a user-replaceable battery.
Apple says trackers should last one year of battery life, and you can use an NFC tap to activate lost mode for items you want to track.
According to Apple, each AirTag is equipped with an Apple-designed U1 chip using Ultra-Wideband technology, enabling Precision Search for iPhone 11 and iPhone 12 users.
This allows the user to more accurately determine the distance and direction to the AirTag that is lost while it is in range. As the user moves, Precision Search combines input from the camera, ARKit, accelerometer, and gyroscope and then guides them to AirTag using a combination of sound, haptic, and visual feedback.
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