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mmjjbbaannkkss · 4 years ago

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2020 July 13-25 Do What You Can, Not What You Can’t

"The problem with internet quotes is that you can't always depend on their accuracy" ~Abraham Lincoln, 1864

This is my program, so it's better to split it into doubles, but I've been really feeling it with positive only lite reps x20, and only negative heavy reps X10, and somewhere in between, powering thru the 10ct, dropping if burnt and continuing to second burn, albeit 25-30, out, can I do the 20ct everyday? No, have to reset depth, balance dexterity/repetition. Many reps tell the nerves to form paths to fingertips, then basics of vascularity come with low reps and resistance, focusing on a muscle groups creates arteries over time for better oxygen/nutrient bloodstream,

Mon/13th Heavy Push > W Shldr Press 10305070lb10*4~ > Plate hoist 10,25lb10,10*3 > Lat Raise 10/15lb10*2,10*2 > Chestpress 7090110130lb10*4 > Cablepunch 2025303542505765-lb10*8 > Dips 10*4- > Pec Deck 557085100115lb10* > Pullover Press 2530355065lb10*5 > Tric ½ 10152025lb10*4 > Ropechair 75lb10*4 > Treadmill /x

Natura se seas? Cualquiera? One arm cable crossovers;

Tue/14th Lite Pull > Treadmill /x > HN Row 35lb20*4 > Cable 1-Arm Row 25lb20*4 > W Lat pulldown ½ 30lb20*4 > Shrug sm 50lb20*4- > Pullover 25lb20*2,35lb20*2- > Row L 55lb20,70lb20*3 > H Archer 20lb20*4- > Supine 20,30,40lb20,2020,20-5 > Preacher ½ W 30lb20-6,20-6,15 > 1-arm cable curl 10lb20*4-

Down, liking the positive reps in 20, negative reps in 10, both for 5?

Wed/15th Heavy Legs > Treadmill /x > Mules 507090110130 > Horizon Press 7090110130150170- > Hack Squat 20202030 > Deads Sm 5050100100 > Leg ext ½ 30303030 > Leg Curl 50505070~ > Heel Raise 30507090110-

Gets rain break'll chill.

Thu/16th Lite Push > Treadmill 5 > Shoulder w Press 10*3,20 > Hoist 15152020 > Cbl Lat Raise 55,1010-h > Chestpress 30305050 > Pec deck 55555555707070- > / Cablepunch 252525 353535 50-8 > 1-arm crossover 1010 1515 > Pullover 20303035- > Tri-bar tricep 10101515- > Twist 15- > Ropechair 75757575. >

Well fiddley fux. Headphones were backwards, then ran out, then way too long, legs great if not stiff quads.

Fri/17th Slow Pull > Lat Pulldown ½ 30304545606075- > Low Row 100*4 > High Row 35506580100- > Chinup N 6-6-6-6- > Archer 1520253035 > R Shrug Sm 5050100100 > EZ Curl Sup 2030405060 > Prchr ½ W 20203030/ > " 304040 >

Sat/18th Legs > Mules 50*6,70-h > H2O > Horiz press 1010303050 > Cable Bends 35505050 > Leg Ext ½ 10103030 >

Just realized wasn't doing pos reps; Actually summer breeze

Week 7 (mixed: FST, 60)

Mon/20th Heavy Push 10ct > Shldr Press W 1030507090- > Lat Raise 510-10-10- > Hoist 20253035 > Chest press 45607590105120135- > ½ punch/xover 25353535- > Dips 10101010~ > Pullover 30353535~ > Pec Deck 100100100100-sh > Tri blocks(?) 10152025- grip/weight > Ropechair 75

Más res, menos cafeina, tengo sed.

Tue/21st Pull

HN 50505050- > ½ Row 25252525 > Lat Pulldown 30303030 > Lock Pulldown ½ 10101010 > Shrug Sm 50505050 > Row 35356050- > Archers 15152020 > Preacher Curl 15151515 > " 15151515 > " 30303030 > Treadmill cooldown

Had started the visit with some front lat stiffness from yesterday's pullover, front left shoulder stiff, right, twisting cracked my back, can touch my toes, still fat, but did a treadmill cooldown and standing toe touch hang, adding taiji and stuff. Need to eye new vehicle, 2k/2k nada fancy, flushed the radiator, so far so good, will try a sealer, would like a PT with AC and heat, so replacements are small, like a kit car, but with a place to hide a guitar. If you don't paint your car they don't fuck with it. Onto keto and yoga. Partsout. Siggis drinkable yogurt.

Wed/22nd Legs > Horiz Press 30507090110130150170190 > Mules 507090110130- > Deadlift Sm 5050100100~ > Leg Ext 1030507090- > Leg Curl 30507090- > Heel raise 50507070 > Cable Bends 35506580100~ > Rope/Crunch 7590105 > Mach twist iso+neg 507090 >

That's how to twist, isometric hold at the top ouch.

Thu/23rd Push 20ct > W shldr press 3030303/ > Lat raise 5510-5 > Hoist 25252525- > Incl sm press 50505050- > Cablepunch Inner 25252525- > Crossover ½ 15101010 > Pec deck 55,55-55-55- > Pullover 25253535 > Tri-bar triceps ½ 20202020- > Twist w iso top

You don’t have to do 1 rep max, but you do have to do one rep. Focus + need = edge? #tshirtideas, Get whey. Obtenga suero. Cardio/blood sugar, light reps flashes ROM, 1RM (glutamine)? Need lite retrain/reps for bench, AM pushups maybe?

Fri/24th Pull 10ct-negatives > Lat Pulldown ½ 30456075- > L Row 100100100100- > H Row pro 40557085- > H Row sup 40557085 > HN Row 85100*3 > Sm shrug 100100150-100 > Archer 25 355065- > Prchr 15303045 > SUP Curl side 101015, ez 3030 & Ball/pinkie foot fist cramp WTAF > Twist 7090110130-

DONZO

Raise right knee, jump low training snap kick ball of left foot, accidentally hit below middle toe, on beam and even pulling the punch, put a cramp in the foot, really pricked my hot air balloon in the last exercise, seems bruised, will ice.

Preacher Mach B4 supine EZ, to exhaust the long. You'll hurt yourself or worse racing vs the machine, just do the weight not all the weight, and lay the path toward muscular maturity, pump some reps, lift some heavy stuff sometimes, all training is based on safety and experience, not just being at the gym or under your 1rm, farmers don't lift a field, they move one bail at a time over a day, and they're proficient af.

Sat/25th Legs 20ct > Mules 5050505050 > Horiz Press 1010303050 > Leg Ext 30303030- > Leg Curl 30505050 >

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tech-battery · 4 years ago

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Razer Book 13 Core i7 Laptop Review: Like an XPS 13, But Faster

At first glance, one might assume that the Razer Book 13 is simply a Mercury White Blade Stealth rebranded for professionals and productivity. In reality, it's actually a brand new chassis and 16:10 form factor found nowhere else in the Blade series. Razer is rightfully dedicating a distinct new family of laptops for professionals separate from the Blade name so that the Blade series can continue focusing on gamers.

Of course, the Book 13 naturally inherits more than a few features from the Blade Stealth which we will go over in detail for this review. SKUs start with the Core i5-1135G7 CPU, 1200p matte display, 8 GB of LPDDR4x RAM, and 256 GB PCIe storage for $1200 USD up to the Core i7-1165G7, 2400p glossy touchscreen, 16 GB RAM, and 512 GB SSD for $2000. Our unit is the middle option in the table below.

Competitors to the Book 13 include other 13-inch "prosumer" subnotebooks or office-centric laptops like the Dell XPS 13, HP Spectre 13, Huawei MateBook X Pro, Asus ZenBook S, Microsoft Surface Laptop 3 13, or the Lenovo ThinkBook series.

Case

From a quality, texture, and rigidity perspective, the Book 13 is essentially identical to the Blade Stealth since they use the same metal materials. If you love the feel and design of the Blade, then the Book 13 isn't going to disappoint.

The biggest chassis difference between the Book 13 and Blade Stealth lies in the new hinges. Razer had to redesign them for the new display aspect ratio without increasing the thickness of the bottom bezel. The end result is similar to the ZenBook S where the hinges are tucked underneath the base and the base itself will lift slightly when opened. Hinge rigidity doesn't feel any better or worse than on the Blade Stealth, though we noticed slight creaking when adjusting the angles on our unit. The 140-degree maximum angle is a bit shallow as well for our tastes.

The Blade Stealth is already one of the smallest 13-inch laptops in the market and the Book 13 continues the trend by being even smaller without needing to reduce screen size. Dimensions are very close to the XPS 13 to be just a tad thicker (15.2 mm vs 14.8 mm) and heavier (1.3 kg vs. 1.4 kg).

Connectivity

Port options are better than most subnotebooks as the Book 13 integrates USB-C, Thunderbolt, full-size HDMI, 3.5 mm audio, MicroSD reader, and USB-A with no strings attached. Many competing subnotebooks lack one or more to push owners into using dongles or adapters. Even the Blade Stealth doesn't have HDMI or a MicroSD reader as Razer knows Book 13 owners are more likely to be transferring photos and videos from cameras.

Communication

The Intel AX201 comes standard for Wi-Fi 6 which is one of the requirements for being an Intel Evo laptop. We experienced no connectivity issues when paired to our Netgear RAX200 test router.

Maintenance

The bottom panel requires a T5 Torx wrench to remove. However, there isn't much to upgrade or service other than the battery and M.2 SSD.

Accessories and Warranty

The retail box includes a small velvet wipe and a Razer logo sticker in addition to the usual AC adapter and paperwork. The manufacturer promises full compatibility with the Razer Core eGPU docking station as well.

A one-year warranty comes standard compared to three years on more traditional business laptops.

Input Devices

Keyboard

The Book 13 keyboard is identical to the Blade Stealth in terms of overall size and key feedback. Even the per-key RGB Chroma backlight is present to make this the only productivity subnotebook we know of with such a feature. On one hand, this is excellent for existing Blade Stealth owners as typing on the Book 13 will feel natural and familiar. On the other hand, we're not fans of the shallow travel and weak key feedback. The HP Spectre, EliteBook, ThinkPad, and MateBook X Pro all have firmer keys that we prefer for long typing sessions.

Touchpad

The clickpad is the same as on the Blade Stealth meaning it inherits all the same pros and cons. In short, we like the spacious surface (~11.1 x 7 cm) for such a small form factor while the weak and spongy click feedback could use some work. More traditional business laptops like the ThinkPad T490 or HP EliteBook 735 G6 still integrate dedicated mouse buttons which we find to be easier and more accurate to use if an external mouse is not available.

Display

As we predicted, the Book 13 uses the same or very similar Sharp LQ134N1 IPS panel as found on the Dell XPS 13 9300/9310. In fact, both laptops share almost the same maximum brightness levels and even the same pulse-width modulation frequency when at low brightness settings. This isn't a bad thing, however, as this display is a highlight of the XPS 13 and now also the Book 13. Colors pop, text is crisp, and contrast is high for great first impressions.

The display is also a big reason why the Book 13 doesn't work so well as a gaming laptop. Black-white and gray-gray response times are slower than the display on the Blade Stealth despite the excellent attributes mentioned above. Thus, ghosting is more noticeable when gaming even if the Book 13 is more powerful on paper than some older Ice Lake or GeForce MX-powered Blade Stealth SKUs.

Color space covers almost all of sRGB and approximately 66 percent of AdobeRGB not unlike the Blade Stealth or most flagship Ultrabooks. Nonetheless, the MacBook Pro 13 is able to offer deeper colors covering 77 percent of AdobeRGB while certain larger 4K panels as found on the HP Spectre 15 or XPS 15 can cover all of AdobeRGB. It's worth noting that the 4K option on the Book 13 does not offer wider color coverage than the FHD option.

X-Rite colorimeter measurements show that the display is already well-calibrated out of the box as promised in the advertisements with average grayscale and color DeltaE values of just 1.3 and 1.39, respectively, and a perfect gamma of 2.2. Attempting to calibrate the panel ourselves would result in essentially no changes.

Outdoor visibility is a bit better than the Blade Stealth due to the brighter display on the Book 13. Nonetheless, this is negated somewhat by the glossy overlay of the touchscreen. The less expensive matte SKU may fare better in this regard.

Performance

The Book 13 comes with the Intel 11th gen Tiger Lake Core i7-1165G7 CPU or, for the first time ever on a Razer laptop, a lesser Core i5 option as well. The i7-1185G7 or Iris Xe Max, which would have made the laptop even faster, are not available.

RAM is soldered at up to 16 GB of LPDDR4X running at 4267 MHz. Both CPU-Z and HWiNFO report quad-channel memory while Razer's own specifications claim dual-channel only. We'll update this once we've double-checked with Razer.

We set our system to Performance mode via Razer Synapse prior to running any performance benchmarks below. We recommend becoming familiar with Synapse since key system settings can be found here.

Processor

Multi-thread performance is higher than the average Core i7-1165G7 in our database by about 20 percent to edge out even the Core i7-1185G7 in the MSI Prestige 14 Evo. The wide delta can be attributed to the decent Turbo Boost sustainability of the Book 13 as shown by our CineBench R15 xT loop graph below. Interestingly, the recent Blade Stealth with the same Core i7-1165G7 CPU returns lower scores than our Book 13 by about 10 to 15 percent.

Opting for the less expensive Core i5-1135G7 SKU will entail a 15 to 25 percent performance deficit by our estimates. It's too bad that there are no AMD options as the Ryzen 5 4500U, Ryzen 7 4700U, or Ryzen 7 4800U could have been excellent alternatives without needing to sacrifice multi-thread performance.

See our dedicated page on the Core i7-1165G7 for more technical information and benchmark comparisons.

System Performance

PCMark results are slightly higher than the average laptop with the same CPU to edge out the XPS 13 9310 by just a few percentage points. We didn't experience any issues on our test unit save for a Razer Synapse bug where the application would always freeze if disconnected from the Internet after a system boot.

Storage Devices

Most Razer laptops ship with Samsung SSDs while a select few SKUs ship with slower Lite-On SSDs instead. Our unit comes with the Samsung PM981a for much faster performance than the mid-range Intel 660p of similar capacity.

GPU Performance

3DMark results are higher than the average Iris Xe in our database at the moment by about 10 percent. Scores are even higher than the GeForce MX250 or MX350, but actual performance in most games will vary greatly as detailed here.

See our dedicated page on Iris Xe for more technical information and benchmark comparisons.

Emissions

System Noise

The system remains silent when browsing or video streaming with no noticeable pulsing behavior. At worse, fan noise would top out at just 29 dB(A) against a background of 27 dB(A) to be essentially inaudible in a typical office or conference room. We're able to record 33 dB(A) when running higher loads like Witcher 3.

If the fan is manually set to maximum via the Synapse software, then fan noise can jump as high as 45 dB(A) to be louder than most other subnotebooks with integrated GPUs. However, we never reached this maximum even whilst benchmarking unless if the fan was manually set this way meaning the internal fans will rarely reach their maximum RPMs when on the default automatic mode.

Temperature

Surface temperatures are slightly warmer than what we recorded on the Ice Lake Blade Stealth. When running high loads for extended periods, hot spots on the top and bottom can be as warm as 34 C to 38 C and 40 C to 43 C, respectively. Temperature gradient is otherwise symmetrical much like on the Blade Stealth. The warmth is noticeable but not distracting since the hot spots are toward the rear away from the palm rests and most of the keyboard keys.

Stress Test

When stressed with Prime95, the CPU would boost to 3.8 GHz for the first few seconds until hitting a core temperature of 79 C. Thereafter, clock rates would drop and stabilize at the 2.5 to 2.7 GHz range in order to maintain a cooler core temperature of 60 C. In comparison, running this same test on the Core i7 XPS 13 9310 would cause clock rates to fall and cycle to as low as 1.9 GHz with even warmer core temperatures reaching 78 C. In other words, the Book 13 is able to run both faster than cooler than on the XPS 13 when the processor is stressed which backs up our CineBench R15 xT loop test results from above.

Core temperature appears to plateau at 60 C when running high loads similar to what we recorded on the recent Asus ZenBook UX425 equipped with the same CPU.

CPU performance drops slightly if running on battery power. A 3DMark 11 test on batteries would return Physics and Graphics scores of 10608 and 6973 points, respectively, compared to 12384 and 6812 points when on mains. Note that the Synapse "Performance" power profile becomes grayed out when not on mains.

Energy Management

Power Consumption

Idling on desktop consumes just 3 W on the minimum brightness level up to 7 W if brightness is set to maximum. The high performance-per-watt of Tiger Lake becomes obvious when comparing power consumption to the GeForce MX150-powered Blade Stealth. Gaming, for example, consumes about 37 W on the Book 13 compared to 64 W on the GeForce MX Blade Stealth even though the Book 13 offers both faster CPU and GPU performance.

We're able to measure a maximum consumption of 53.7 W from the small (~10.8 x 3.5 x 2.7 cm) 65 W AC adapter. This rate lasts for only 20 seconds when Turbo Boost clock rates are highest before they both eventually fall due to thermal soak. This can also be observed during our Prime95 stress test as noted above.

Battery Life

Though battery capacity is almost the same as on the Blade Stealth (55 Wh vs. 53 Wh), runtimes are much longer on the Book 13. We were able to squeeze almost 15 hours of WLAN use from a full charge to be a few hours more than what we recorded on both of the XPS 13 or Blade Stealth when under similar WLAN conditions.

Charging from empty to full capacity takes about 1.5 hours with the included AC adapter. We appreciate the fact that there are USB-C ports along both edges of the laptop meaning you can recharge from either side as opposed to most other Ultrabooks.

Verdict

Slap the 16:10 display from the Dell XPS 13 onto a Razer Blade Stealth and you'll essentially have the Book 13. The new Razer laptop incorporates the best of both worlds and with a stronger emphasis on performance and visual style than the Dell alternative. The fact that it uses the same Core i7-1165G7 processor as the XPS 13 and is able to run it 20 to 30 percent faster shows how well Razer has optimized the chassis for Intel's new 11th gen platform. It's slightly heavier and thicker than the Dell, but the extra horsepower, additional ports, and stronger design might be worth it to many users.

On the flip side, the Book 13 skips over a handful of common security features including support for a fingerprint reader and a Kensington lock. You're also not going to find any advanced vPro or handsfree sign-in options that are available on the Latitude 7400 or HP EliteBook x360 1030 G7. The RGB-lit keys, while visually appealing, have weaker feedback than the keys on most other business-class subnotebooks. Call us old school, but dedicated mouse buttons and wider hinge angles like on most Lenovo ThinkPads ultimately feel more ergonomic when on the road. If your priorities are to have the best-looking and fastest 13-inch laptop in the office over such auxiliary features, however, then the Book 13 proudly fulfills that niche.

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t-baba · 7 years ago

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mydigitalnepal · 6 years ago

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Xiaomi Redmi Note 7

Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 Price Full Specifications Features and Comparison

Today we are going to review Xiaomi Redmi Note 7. Redmi Note 7 has been getting so much hit right now for a very good reason. Because it comes with decent specs a really nice design and all wrapped up into a product on this price range. So, let's see what the xiaomi Redmi note 7 has an offer and we're going to list the Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 Price in Nepal and an overall first impressions review. Hence, without further delay let's get straight to it. Overview of Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 Firstly, we're going to review specs straight away so we've got dual camera 48 megapixel and a 5-megapixel sensor on the back. Since comes with Qualcomm Snapdragon 660 chipset. So while it's not the 800 series. when we talk to the price you'll understand why not 800 series?. Guys don't get me wrong this Qualcomm Snapdragon 660 is still a very good SOC. It's just not the top tier which you're gonna pay more for 4000 mAh battery capacity. This mobile phone accepts 18W quick charging through a USB-C port. It also has a headphone jack and an IR blaster on top of it Secondly, Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 had different RAM and ROM variant. Redmi Note 7 comes with 4GB/ 6GB RAM with 64GB, and 3GB RAM with 32GB Storage options respectively. Design overview of Redmi Note 7 We have got so many requests to review this similarly, on the back you can see the dual camera. Also, there is a bit of text here which says AI dual camera. Now the text on there it does remind me of the Huawei and honor' phones. Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 has different color variants like Black, Red and Blue version for now. This phone provides the feel of more mid-range to budget than premium and flagship. On the other hand, straight away probably because of its metal and glass sandwiched. This makes it feel to me anyway a bit more premium. But, some of you guys may not like it for the fact that it's got glass on the back. However, I personally don't see is a massive problem. Similarly, it feels very nice in the hand. I know it does have slight rounding on the edges on front and back but the middle bit is completely flat. Redmi Note 7 provides a case which is made of silicon. so at back, you can see Redmi by Xiaomi just there. Basically, the Redmi line of phones is kind of a Sub-brand of Xiaomi. However, Redmi produces pretty decent products at mid-range budget prices. so Redmi phones are generally pretty popular when they come out on market. This is the reason why potentially Redmi by Xiaomi has got so much hit. Teardrop notch with Bezels So getting your glimpse on that front straightaway we have the teardrop notch at the top the chin and the bezels the chip. Moreover, the premium device having said that I don't know about you I think that's quite a nice form factor overall if I got that for Rs. 23,000. I mean can you really complain about the size of those bezels on the chin. or I personally wouldn't I think it looks and feels really pretty nice for that price. It has volume rocker up and down on the right your power button. We have a SIM slot there which does contain a micro SD card slot. This micro SD card slot is for up to 256GB. Similarly, we can see the USB type C charging cable. Software and Features Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 is running over the top of android 8.0 i.e Oreo. This is a little bit disappointing it's not Android 9 i.e pie again. Maybe consider the price. It has both the Chinese and English ROM. Chinese version comes without the Google Play Store. But you can download it yourself. However, on the global version, it will be pre-installed. The fingerprint of Xiaomi traditionally does some of the fastest on the market. However, I don't think it's gonna be quite as quick as the Xiaomi mix 3 or the Xiaomi Mi 8. But I might be pleasantly surprised. you can feel what it's a fraction slower than those two phones. like that again for the price point is incredibly impressive. You can also do full-screen gestures if you so choose at the Xiaomi gestures. I really do like they're up there for me with the iPhone and the OnePlus gestures. which I think are slightly better than the native Android Pie gestures. Now the actual display is a 6.3 inch full HD Plus IPS LCD display. The screen resolution is 2340 by 1080 Pixel with a Pixel identity of 409. Redmi Note 7 have Gorilla Glass protection. Similarly, Bluetooth 5.0 and the headphone jack is still Available. Cameras of Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 So in terms of that camera. It has Dual Camera 48MP+5MP setup at the rear. As you open its AI camera, the AI camera detects scenes automatically and optimizes your photos based on this info. now, this isn't new there are tons of phones that have been doing this over the last year. personally, I am not a massive fan of this AI features. However, I think we can turn it off. It has other features like slow motion video, portrait, HDR+, square panorama, and pro as well. So, if we just scroll back to portrait we'll have a little to go with that as well. you know what again from first impressions the camera looks pretty good. But, it seems to have slight issues with exposure but nothing too significant. it also seems to have a slight pulsing of focus. However, I want to make sure that I'm not having to work too hard to get some nice shots. Similarly, for me is one of the areas that separates the good cameras from the great cameras. The ability to take fantastic shots in a snapshot in an instant. This is a very solid good camera, not a great camera. It also has led flash on a rear camera. Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 Selfie Shooter As we're discussing on cameras. let's see a selfie camera. 13 MP front selfie shooter In straight away, I've noticed the classic Xiaomi beautify. It basically automatically starts and well it's smooth. The face out makes me look like I'm wearing makeup. again fairly similar to every Xiaomi smartphone. I get the front facing camera it tends to be again pretty good not the best. This generally seems to be the way of it to be fair again for Rs. 25,000. I can't really complain it does have portrait mode on that front-facing camera. As we have mentioned earlier about the Snapdragon 660. The everyday user Don't feel any lags or issues unless you do hardcore gaming. If you're very into your gaming on your smartphone or high intensive tasks. Then there you can see the difference of mid-range 600 series and the 800 series in the Snapdragon SOCs. On this price range, the performance is quite impressive. I just kiss them Redmi Note 7 price In Nepal and Availability Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 price in Nepal has been set at Rs. 17,990 for the 3GB RAM/ 32GB storage variant, while its 4GB RAM/ 64GB storage model is priced at Rs.22,999. However, the price tag of Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 pro price in Nepal has been set at Rs. 23,999 for the 4GB RAM/ 64GB storage variant, while its 6GB RAM/ 64GB storage model is priced at Rs.28,990. But, we don't have confirmed launch date and availability in Nepal. However, it will be launched within the last week of March 2019 in Nepal. We have expected that this phone will be exclusively available on Daraz.com.np in Nepal. You may like Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 Pro Samsung Galaxy S10 vs S10 Lite Mate 20 Pro Huawei P30 Huawei p30 pro Galaxy M30 Samsung Galaxy M20 Samsung Galaxy M10 Wrapping Up Therefore, I think I have provided all the required information about the Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 price in Nepal. But if you have any confusion regarding this please Feel free to comment below. I will be thankful for your personal review in a review tab. Thanks for visiting " MYDIGITALNEPAL". Let's make a Digital Nepal. Read the full article

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androidmaniaco · 4 years ago

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OnePlus Nord, análisis: la mejor opción del catálogo de OnePlus no es la más potente

Tras un mes con el OnePlus Nord, último móvil de la marca y la apuesta más sólida para volver a sus raíces, nos enfrentamos a su análisis con la sensación de que la marca realmente hizo los deberes. Es un teléfono de gran calidad, tanto en hardware como en software. Y a un precio muy jugoso.

OnePlus ha ido ampliando su catálogo de móviles al tiempo que las distintas iteraciones acusaban una crecida progresiva en precio. Y recientemente decidió ampliar aún más su gama de smartphones con un teléfono que apunta a las tres 'BBB': el OnePlus Nord es de buena calidad, atractivo y tiene un coste muy asequible. Así nos lo ha demostrado de primera mano ya que llevamos casi un mes utilizándolo como móvil personal.

Ficha técnica del OnePlus Nord

OnePlus Nord

DIMENSIONES Y PESO

158,3 x 73,3 x 8,2 mm 184 gramos

PANTALLA

Fluid AMOLED con resolución FHD+ (2.400 x 1.080 píxeles) de 6,44 pulgadas Ratio 20:9 90 Hz Corning Gorilla Glass 5

PROCESADOR

Qualcomm Snapdragon 765G

GPU

Adreno 620

MEMORIA RAM

8/12 GB DDR4X

ALMACENAMIENTO INTERNO

128/256 GB UFS 2.1

CÁMARA TRASERA

Cuádruple cámara: 48 MP (Sony IMX586), f/1.75, tamaño del píxel de 0,8 μm, estabilización óptica (OIS + EIS) 8 MP ultra gran angular, f/2,25, amplitud de 119 º 2 MP cámara macro, f/2.4 5 MP sensor de profundidad, f/2.4

CÁMARA DELANTERA

Doble cámara: 32 MP (Sony IMX616), f/2.45, amplitud de 72,5 º, tamaño del píxel de 0,8 μm, estabilización óptica (EIS) 8 MP ultra gran angular, f/2.45, amplitud de 105 º

BATERÍA

4.115 mAh Carga rápida de 30 W Warp Charge 30T

SISTEMA OPERATIVO

Android 10 OxygenOS 10.5

CONECTIVIDAD

5G (SA y NSA) WiFi dual Bluetooth 5.1 GPS dual NFC USB C Doble SIM

OTROS

Lector de huellas óptico bajo la pantalla Alert Slider Motor de vibración lineal

PRECIO

399 euros

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Luce espectacular aunque los marcos no sean tan 'premium'

El descenso en la gama dentro del catálogo de OnePlus tiene ciertas consecuencias. La principal tras el procesador, del que hablaremos más tarde, es la inclusión del marco de policarbonato: el tacto del teléfono se aprecia sólido y de calidad pese al plástico. Y no se hace muy grande en la mano: el OnePlus Nord es bastante contenido, tanto en ancho como en altura y grosor.

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Doble cara de cristal, un acabado en azul que es una maravilla a la vista, sin prescindir de elementos clave en OnePlus como es el 'Alert Slider' (muy útil para moverse entre los tres modos de sonido), USB C con la bandeja de doble nano SIM en el borde inferior y un módulo cuádruple trasero de cámaras que sobresale algo más de un milímetro del cuerpo. Por detrás el vidrio es curvado, la pantalla es de bordes rectos.

Hablando de pantalla: el OnePlus Nord mantiene una excelente calidad de visionado, también muy buena nitidez y calibración de color gracias al papel Fluid AMOLED que monta el móvil. También ofrece 90 Hz de tasa de refresco, una opción que aumenta el consumo de batería mientras mejora la reproducción de contenido compatible (juegos y la interfaz del teléfono). El brillo es más que suficiente para que se vea la pantalla en todas condiciones, no hemos apreciado problemas con brillo mínimo (tampoco cambios en la tonalidad). Y el recorte de la doble cámara en la parte superior no dificulta la atención más que los primeros minutos. Eso sí: bajo nuestra opinión, el agujero doble es algo excesivo, sobre todo porque la cámara frontal podría ofrecer el mismo servicio con sólo un sensor y agujero.

El OnePlus Nord ofrece un buen sonido a nivel general, aunque con altibajos. En la parte inferior nos encontramos con el audio a través del altavoz externo: este distorsiona a partir de medio volumen y, pese a que el volumen es alto, el sonido es algo desagradable a máxima potencia. Por contra, el audio a través de los auriculares Bluetooth (o por cable haciendo uso de un adaptador USB C, no tiene jack de auriculares) es de buena calidad, ofrece mejoras de audio a través del sintonizador Dirac (realza la nitidez y matices del sonido en función del tipo de contenido) y el volumen es suficientemente alto.

OnePlus sigue apostando por el lector de huellas bajo la pantalla, un escáner óptico que habilita el desbloqueo en menos de un segundo. Hay que colocar bien el dedo sobre la pantalla ya que si se tuerce un poco, o no se apoya por completo, la huella puede no leerse, un inconveniente que suelen acusar los lectores ópticos.

La experiencia no se aleja en exceso de un OnePlus superior

La fluidez del sistema y la rapidez arrancando aplicaciones conforman una de las claves del OnePlus Nord: que sea más económico que sus hermanos mayores no implica que se vea muy mermado en potencia. Es cierto que el Snapdragon 765 no rinde igual que el Snapdragon 865 de un OnePlus 8 o OnePlus 8 Pro, pero no por ello es un mal procesador. Todo lo contrario: la experiencia que arroja en el Nord es la de un gama alta.

En Xataka Android

OnePlus 8 vs OnePlus 8 Pro, análisis frente a frente: todas las diferencias entre los nuevos gama alta chinos

Las aplicaciones arrancan de manera inmediata, la interfaz fluye a la perfección, resulta muy extraño notar ralentizaciones (algún lag con baja batería hemos percibido, seguramente propiciado por tareas en segundo plano), no hay juego que se le resista (arranca Fortnite o Asphalt 9 en alta calidad gráfica sin problema alguno) y las animaciones entre apps se sienten veloces, sobre todo al activar los 90 Hz de la pantalla. La media en hardware se lleva un notable alto. Y si se tiene en cuenta el coste dicha puntuación se eleva.

De izquierda a derecha, Geekbench 5, 3D Mark y PC Mark Work

A continuación tienes las pruebas de 'benchmark' del OnePlus Nord puestas en perspectiva con otros competidores.

OnePlus Nord

Realme 6 Pro

Xiaomi Mi Note 10

Xiaomi Mi 10 Lite

Samsung Galaxy A70

Motorola One Vision

LG Velvet

Motorola Edge

PROCESADOR

Snapdragon 765G

Snapdragon 720G

Snapdragon 730G

Snapdragon 765G

Snapdragon 675

Exynos 9609

Snapdragon 765G

RAM

6 GB GB

8 GB

6 GB

4 GB

6 GB

GEEKBENCH

605 / 1.892 (5.0)

568 / 1.676 (5.0)

539 / 1.715 (5.0)

554 / 1.832 (5.0)

2.363 / 6.390

1.507/4.934

593 / 1.742 (5.0)

505 / 1410

PC MARK WORK

9073

10.099

7.473

10.542

8.889

6.812

10.541

9.477

3D MARK(SLING SHOT)

4.376

3.741

.309

1.766

2.030

4.308

El software es uno de los puntos fuertes, en especial para aquellos que huyen de las capas recargadas: OxygenOS en el OnePlus Nord es una delicia. Muy bien diseñado, con aspecto de Android 'stock', la capa no carga de 'bloatware' el teléfono, permite una amplia personalización al usuario y va implementando novedades con las sucesivas actualizaciones. De hecho, el OnePlus Nord ha mejorado con respecto al lanzamiento: la cámara hace mejores fotos, la velocidad del sistema es sensiblemente mayor y también la autonomía ofrece algo más de tiempo de vida.

Ver galería completa » Software del OnePlus Nord (14 fotos)

Pese a que el OnePlus Nord posee una capacidad de batería bastante holgada para su gama (4.115 mAh), y teniendo en cuenta que OxygenOS puede mostrarse muy restrictivo (el sistema es propenso a cerrar las apps en segundo plano), el consumo del teléfono no es tan contenido como debería.

Consumo en un día de uso intenso: exteriores y bajo 4G

En circunstancias normales no hay por qué temer la jornada de uso, incluso cuando se utiliza de forma continuada. En estos casos nos ha durado poco más de un día con unas seis horas de pantalla. En casa y bajo WiFi puede extenderse al día y medio. Y si se exprime el OnePlus Nord con juegos el contador desciende rápido. Muy rápido: da la sensación de que el móvil no termina de equilibrar el consumo (en segundo plano dicho consumo está bien contenido). Sí puede extenderse desconectando los 90 Hz, pero no demasiado más.

En términos de carga, el OnePlus Nord ofrece el habitual cargador Warp Charge 30T con 30 W de potencia. No necesita más: el móvil se recarga de 0 a 100 % en poco más de 50 minutos, aquí tienes los tiempos:

5 minutos: 11 % de batería.

10 minutos: 23 % de batería.

20 minutos: 49 % de batería.

30 minutos: 70 % de batería.

50 minutos: 97 % de batería.

Total: 53 minutos.

Excesivo número de cámaras con un resultado de buena calidad

Dos por delante y cuatro por detrás, está claro que en cuestión de número las cámaras del OnePlus Nord tienen pocos contrincantes (el Moto G 5G Plus se equipara en este aspecto). Eso sí, más no significa implícitamente mejor, es una norma que puede aplicarse tanto al número de cámaras como al de megapíxeles. Y el Nord lo cumple.

En términos generales no podemos decir que el móvil haga malas fotos porque la verdad es que suele mostrarse tan resuelto como capaz en la mayoría de tomas. El sensor principal de 48 megapíxeles es siempre la mejor elección, incluso en aquellas tomas donde aplique el gran angular: OnePlus ofrece muy buenos resultados tanto de día como de noche. En automático la app de cámara suele aplicar correctamente el HDR con un rango dinámico bueno en fotos diurnas (a media luz suele haber cierta subexposición general). Tomas nítidas, con suficiente detalle incluso haciendo zoom medio sobre los objetos, de colores naturales y sin que se aprecie saturación. Sí puede pasarse con el contraste, sobre todo cuando aplica el HDR.

Capturas de la interfaz de cámara del OnePlus Nord

El gran angular acusa cierta pérdida de detalle, la distorsión óptica de los extremos no termina de corregirse por software y mantiene suficientemente bien los parámetros de color y el balance de blancos con respecto al sensor primario. El OnePlus Nord ofrece zoom, aunque en todo momento es digital (con la consiguiente pérdida de calidad). Y el macro no hace mal trabajo, aunque no es que se le saque mucho provecho en términos generales.

En términos de aplicación de cámara, esta es muy completa, ofrece modo nocturno y retrato, el disparo profesional permite el ajuste de la mayoría de parámetros de captura y no descarta registros más lúdicos, como la cámara lenta a 240 fps en 1080p. Si hablamos de grabación, el OnePlus Nord alcanza la resolución 4K a 30 fps, incluyendo el modo 'Súper estable' para tomas sin trepidación. Los resultados son de gran calidad.

Toma difícil con grandes contrastes de luz y un gran trabajo del HDR manteniendo el rango dinámico. El detalle es alto incluso en elementos del fondo de la imagen.

Parece atardecer, pero es noche cerrada: el modo nocturno no hace mal trabajo pese a perder una gran cantidad de detalle. Las acuarelas se aprecian con algo de zoom.

El modo retrato realiza un buen recorte de los contornos, aunque el efecto de transición no es demasiado natural. Por su parte, el bokeh de fondo es algo exagerado y no puede ajustarse.

El rango de escena capturado por la cámara gran angular delantera no es mucho más amplio que el que captura el sensor principal. Y pierde mucho detalle por el camino.

A continuación tienes una galería de imágenes tomadas con el OnePlus Nord.

Ver galería completa » OnePlus Nord (27 fotos)

OnePlus Nord, la opinión de Xataka

Cada vez resulta más complicado elegir un buen móvil por menos de 400 euros porque existe un gran número de modelos en discordia. Con esta competencia, el OnePlus Nord tiene contrincantes más potentes que incluso pueden adquirirse más baratos, un hecho que dificulta apostar por él. Aun así, es una gran recomendación ya que el móvil ofrece una de las mejores experiencias en Android si se combina el hardware con el software y el diseño.

Es un móvil precioso en mano, con la relación justa entre diagonal de pantalla y dimensiones del dispositivo para que no se haga molesto en el uso, para ofrecer una inmersión multimedia completa y, también, para que el OnePlus Nord se convierta en una excelente consola portátil. La doble cámara delantera empaña ligeramente la visibilidad del panel, aunque la gran calidad de este, y su calibración personalizable de color, compensan el inconveniente con calidad.

La fotografía ha ido mejorando con sucesivas actualizaciones del teléfono hasta conseguir una gran calidad en condiciones generales. Resulta inevitable pensar que el número de sensores es excesivo y que parece fruto de una estrategia de marketing, pero, en términos de versatilidad, las capacidades fotográficas son más que amplias, también con baja iluminación: el modo nocturno del OnePlus Nord logra mucha luz de escenas a plena noche, siempre con su lógica pérdida de detalle. El sensor principal arroja buenos resultados. Y se agradece que incorpore estabilización óptica, sobre todo en vídeo.

No hace fotografías con la calidad de la gama más alta, pero sus resultados no desmerecen en exceso para la mayor parte de situaciones

Llevamos un mes con el OnePlus Nord y en ningún momento nos ha parecido una mala compra. De hecho, esta es más que acertada para un presupuesto de 400 euros: pese a que no es barato, las satisfacciones que arroja compensan ese precio con creces.

8.5

Diseño8,5

Pantalla8,75

Rendimiento8,75

Cámara7,75

Software9

Autonomía8,25

A favor

La rapidez del móvil es pasmosa: se mueve de forma fluida en todo momento

La pantalla es de muy buena calidad, grande y no enorme.

OnePlus no prescinde de características propias, como el Alert Slider u OxygenOS

En contra

El recorte de la pantalla es demasiado grande

La duración de la batería no está a la altura de lo esperado.

El desempeño del gran angular es mejorable.

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AMOLED vs LCD displays in phones

A modern smartphone uses a large number of complex components, including main camera and several additional cameras in multi-camera smartphones, chipset, RAM and ROM, operation system, etc. Their specs directly affect the functionality and, as a result, the choice of the optimal model. But of course, the display is one of the main components. Its specs, service life and safety for vision depend on the matrix type. All modern TVs and smartphones use AMOLED (Active Matrix Organic Light-Emitting Diode) or LCD screens. As known, before the invention of OLED technology, LED LCD displays dominated the market. The first light-emitting p-phenylene vinylene (or PPV, or polyphenylene vinylene) polymer was synthesized in the Cavendish Laboratory of the University of Cambridge in 1989. Already in 1992, Cambridge Display Technolodgy (CDT) was established to produce polymer light-emitting materials. But the fierce competition between them began only in the 21st century, provoking their rapid development.

LCD

As known, LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) technology uses fluidity and anisotropy of crystals. In fact, they perform the function of a light filter, forming a pixel of the desired color on the screen surface. Of course, this technology requires a backlight that uses LEDs. In February 2011, Samsung introduced the first QLED display with improved LED backlighting on quantum dots. In fact, engineers added an LED panel instead of traditional cold cathode fluorescent tubes. This technology has significantly expanded the color gamut of the matrix. Further, other companies developed their own technologies based on this idea. Today they use their own marketing names, including NanoCell from LG, Triluminos from Sony and ULED from Hisense. In parallel, companies developed backlight technology. As a result, FALD (full-array local dimming) backlighting was developed. Today, experts expect LCD with innovative miniLED-based backlighting. Unlike traditional backlighting, the size of its diode modules does not exceed 100 microns. The reduction in size promises to drastically reduce energy consumption, increase contrast and color accuracy by increasing the number of local dimming zones. TVs already use this technology. For example, TCL announced 8-series MiniLED Roku TV with 1,000 local dimming zones. In comparison, today the best expensive LCD TVs use no more than a few hundred. This technology promises to bring the quality of LCD screens closer to AMOLED. Some experts were expecting these smartphones in 2019. Unfortunately, their hopes did not materialize.

OLED

OLED matrices (Organic light-emitting diode) use multilayer organic polymers that emit light under the influence of electricity and do not require backlighting. In fact, it's the main difference between these technologies. All modern phones use only AMOLED (Active Matrix OLED) matrices with Active Matrix. But in the TV segment, companies continue to use the acronym OLED without adding AM. In the summer of 2009, LG announced the first 15-inch OLED TV. A few years later, at CES 2012, Samsung and LG introduced 55-inch OLED TVs. At IFA 2013, LG has already announced the world's first 77-inch 4K OLED TV. At CES 2013, Samsung announced the Galaxy S4 with 5 "Super AMOLED Full HD panel. In the second half of 2014, Samsung Display began production of AMOLED flexible panels. Modern models already use AMOLED, Super AMOLED, HD Super AMOLED, Dynamic AMOLED and P-OLED matrices.

MicroLED (mLED or μLED or ILED)

MicroLED is the next step in the development of OLED technology. Like OLED, MicroLED uses subpixel LEDs with its own radiation and does not require backlighting. But as a light-emitting material, OLED uses sm-OLED (Small Molecule-Organic LED), POLED, or PHOLED (phosphorescent OLED). MicroLED uses inorganic GaN (gallium nitride) with a size of only 5-10 microns, which is its main advantage. The new technology has great prospects. In particular, high light output can drastically reduce energy consumption to about 10% LCD and 50% OLED displays, and the miniature size will allow companies to achieve pixel densities of up to 1,500 PPI, providing huge resolution even for large matrices. In 2018, Apple announced plans to produce MicroLED panels. But in 2019, serial microLED displays did not appear on the market. However, Sony and Samsung are already selling microLED The Wall.

OLED advantages

1. As known, contrast characterizes the ratio brightest white to the darkest black pixels on the screen and is measured in the ratio of "maximum brightness" / 1. Thus, a screen with a contrast ratio of 1000: 1 displays white 1000 times brighter than black. But in the OLED display, black color corresponds to a completely off diode with a brightness of "0". Therefore, companies often use the term "Infinite contrast", although, as you know, mathematics prohibits the division by "0". Sometimes companies indicate 2,000,000: 1 and above, which is probably more correct. Unfortunately, LED backlight in the LCD screen fundamentally eliminates the perfect black. 2. Smartphones with OLED screens support Always On-Display mode. In this case, the smartphone’s display can display information by controlling individual pixels. This mode provides a significant reduction in energy consumption when choosing interface in dark colors. But black color of the IPS matrix corresponds to the on backlight, which we do not see due to the light wave damping by the second polarizer. Thus, the IPS matrix cannot provide this useful option because its backlight constantly illuminates the matrix. 3. As known, the image brightness decreases when viewed at an angle. For example, the brightness drop in smartphones with IPS-screen reaches 55% for an angle of 30 degrees. For comparison, brightness reduction of the OLED screen at the same angle does not exceed 25%. 4. The absence of a backlight in OLED screen eliminates problems with its uniformity. Unfortunately, it's relevant for the IPS screen. Typically, companies place backlight diodes along the bottom edge of the IPS screen. During operation, their light passes through a special flexible diffuser made of a thin film. Unfortunately, many LCD screens display a brighter bar at the bottom of the screen near the diodes.

LCD advantages

1. IPS-screen is much cheaper than OLED-analogue, including repair. 2. Almost all OLED screens have problems with Screen burn-in. The service life of green diodes reaches 130,000 hours, red - 50,000 hours, blue - only 15,000 hours. However, today companies successfully solve this problem using PenTile. For example, PenTile technology allowed Samsung to use half as many blue and red subpixels compared to green. Moreover, the most powerful blue diodes operate at half power, saving a resource. It increases their service life, and all subpixels burn out evenly. Typically, companies use RGBG (additional green sub-pixel) or RGBW (additional white sub-pixel). Today AMOLED, Super AMOLED and HD Super AMOLED often use this configuration. On the other hand, 15,000 hours of service life for blue diodes corresponds to more than 5 years of operation, even with heavy use. Most people change models more often. In addition, static displaying for a long time at maximum brightness may form a residual image on the screen. But Pixel Shifting and Parallax Backgrounds successfully solve this problem. Pixel Shifting software algorithm shifts the image by 1 pixel for a prolonged static image. Recently, Google and Apple often use parallax backgrounds, preventing a static image on the screen. 3. Screen flicker due to PWM in OLED screen increases eye strain. As known, the diode brightness depends on the current strength. With its increase, it gradually rises. Unfortunately, the decrease in brightness does not occur smoothly. Instead of smooth dimming, the diodes begin to work with small pauses. For example, diodes burn 0.9 ms for 1 second at 100% brightness. But at 50% brightness, these LEDs only work for 0.45 ms for 1 second. Of course, this flicker significantly increases the load on the eyesight, causing discomfort in the eyes.

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Today, budget and mid-budget Android, and Apple, mainly use LCD displays. This list includes: - iPhone 11; - iPhone XR; - Honor 20/20 Pro; - iPhone 8/8 Plus, iPhone 7/7 Plus; - Xiaomi Redmi Note 7; - Huawei P30 Lite. AMOLED screens are used on almost all flagships and even on mid-range smartphones. This list includes: - the entire line of Samsung Galaxy S-series, Note-series, etc; - iPhone 11 Pro / 11 Pro Max, iPhone XS / XS Max and iPhone X; - Huawei flagships (P30, Mate 30); - Xiaomi flagships (the entire line of Mi 9, etc.); - Sony Xperia XZ3 and Xperia 1.

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In general, the trend clearly demonstrates the rapid convergence of technology. The active use of effective innovative technologies has ensured the convergence of consumer qualities of models with AMOLED and LCD matrices. Of course, AMOLED retains a slight advantage in image quality, but LCD successfully compensates for it due to price. Today we can assume the direction of their further improvement. Apparently, the market will soon offer LCD screens with miniLED-based backlighting. In the segment of OLED technology, MicroLED displays have good prospects over time to replace modern AMOLED screens. In this case, LCD with miniLED will compete with MicroLED in the next step. This video shows the 75-inch and 219-inch Samsung Micro LED Modular TVs at CES 2019. Read the full article

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HMD Global announced a new phone from Nokia brand at its pre MWC event. This was none other than Nokia 9 PureView. So here we have the Nokia 9 PureView with the world's first Penta camera setup. Yes, finally phones with 5 cameras are now a reality. Today we are going to review Nokia 9 PureView Price in Nepal, full features and specifications. So, let's take a look now this is the new Nokia 9 PureView. The world's first phone to feature not 3, not 4, but 5 cameras. Well, there is a lot of cameras set up on this smartphone. However, I'm not even including the front camera. We can say the Nokia 9 PureView is an ambitious smartphone. Design and Display of Nokia 9 PureView let's take a look at the design first. So starting up with the design the Nokia 9 PureView has the bezels. But it's not a bad looking smartphone. In fact, I love metal in glass design. Here Nokia 9 PureView has under display fingerprint sensor. 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But, these all sensors are not the same. This camera setup features two 12 megapixel F 1.8 RGB lenses and Three 12 megapixel F 1.8 monochrome lenses. Here, all of these cameras take a picture at different exposures at the same time and the final result is a detailed photo which uses data from all of these five sensors. However, that's not all according to Nokia. The Nokia 9 PureView 5 cameras can capture photos with 10 times more light than your usual smartphone camera lens. So you're supposed to get better photos with higher dynamic range in this phone. Apart from this, there are also some interesting camera features. There are different Camera Modes available. like the usual great Nokia pro mode, the monochrome mode that has the ability to shoot photos in raw format and then edits it in the phone right away and more. Nokia 9 Camera Features So yeah, we can say the Nokia 9 PureView has a lot of camera features. However, there is one feature that I really like. So, whenever you take a photo from the Nokia 9, the phone processes the photo which honestly takes a long time. But, once it's processed the Google Photos camera app tells you if the photo has a depth map. Hence, you can edit the photo and add more depth to it or refocus it. Yeah, it's actually pretty cool features but I know what you're wondering about how is the image quality from these cameras?. Well, we can say that by looking at Nokia 9 official samples things look pretty interesting. You can see the official Nokia 9 PureView camera samples from YouTube. That's pretty awesome. Similarly, let's talk about video recording on the Nokia 9 PureView. Actually, it supports 4k video recording at 30fps. And yeah, this is not too special. Because there's no 60fps video recording support. When it comes to selfies, the phone has a 20-megapixel selfie snapper. which should take decent selfies. 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Xiaomi MI 9 is not only a flagship phone but also inexpensive which makes it challenging for Samsung Galaxy S10 and Huawei mate 20 pros. At first glance, the curved back look and a holographic layer of the phone gives an absolutely wow feeling. The Mi 9 possesses a second-generation in-display fingerprint sensor. Mi 9’s 3300 mAh battery capacity is definitely on the lower side, but the latest Snapdragon 7nm chip offers outstanding power efficiency. The Mi 9 comes with a 27W fast charger, which can fully charge the phone in little over an hour. The phone also supports super-fast wireless charging up to 20W, which is usually seen in wired fast chargers. Here we are going to list out Xiaomi Mi 9 Price in Nepal, features, and Specifications. So, let's get into it. Design and Display Overview The phone features a 6.39-inch FHD+ AMOLED display. It has a bit dated waterdrop notch. However, It has three variant of which the black variant of the phone which is the least impressive, as the blue and purple variants has a holographic layer to disperse light. The front of the Mi 9 is shaped with the recent Corning Gorilla Glass 6, while the entire back is curved. The curves are so gentle and edged that we have to be careful as it can slide out easily. Software and performance Xiaomi Mi 9 has a flagship Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 chipset with Octa-Core processor (2.84 GHz, Single core, Kryo 485 + 2.42 GHz, Tri-core, Kryo 485 + 1.8 GHz, Quad core, Kryo 485). It uses Adreno 640 as graphics. The performance of the phone is ineffable. This phone gives a great performance in spite of heavy gameplay and intense multitasking. It comes with MIUI10 android 9 Pie. Xiaomi Mi 9 has a base variant with RAM 6GB and internal storage 128 GB. It also comes with a top variant of 10 GB and internal storage 512 GB. Furthermore, it has an exclusive edition which comes with transparent back and has 12 GB RAM and 512 GB internal storage. Camera Sensor(Rear and front) I was curious and optimistic about Xiaomi Mi 9 camera since it had an impressive camera on Mi 8. So the predecessor of Mi 8, new Xiaomi Mi 9 has a triple rear camera setup which includes 48-megapixel primary sensor, 16-megapixel secondary sensor and a 12-megapixel tertiary sensor. The primary sensor of Xiaomi Mi 9 comes in relevant with Sony IMX 586 which is not a fake 48-megapixel sensor thanks to pixel binding technology. The secondary sensor has a telephoto lens which is zoom lens can be used for wide angle shot or macro shot. The rear camera gives unbelievable detailing that you can even capture details of pollen grains of flowers. There's sapphire glass protection for no scratches on the camera lens which is another plus point. The Xiaomi Mi 9 has a 20-megapixel camera sensor on the selfish section with AI beauty, bigger pixel, and aperture. Battery and Charger. It has a battery capacity of 3300 mAh with outstanding efficiency because of new Snapdragon 7nm chip. Mi 9 comes with a 27W fast charger, which can fully charge the phone in little over an hour. The phone also supports super-fast wireless charging up to 20W, which is the record-breaking limit. Xiaomi Mi 9 Other Specifications Xiaomi Mi 9 has other Specifications like special multifunctional NFS and IR blaster which is great for users who wishes these functions. It has a dedicated Google Assistant bottom. However, the Xiaomi Mi 9 doesn't give headphone jack and it has no micro SD card slot. Xiaomi Mi 9 price in Nepal This is huge from Xiaomi Mi phone. We have seen some very good smartphones from Xiaomi in mid and low range. So, with lots of features, it makes a sense to be curious about what is going to be Xiaomi Mi 9 price in Nepal? This flagship level phone Xiaomi Mi 9 price In Nepal is going to be around 52,000 rupees which hence is going to be a revolutionary on more features less price phone in Nepal that will challenge one plus 6 and much more high range and expensive phones like Samsung S10 and Hawaii mate 20 pros. Talking about its availability, the phone has just launched in China on the 20th of February. And, its global availability will be around June/July. So, it might just take some further time to arrive in Nepal. Wrapping up With its unbeatable value for money, a flagship standard Xiaomi Redmi Mi 9 is worth waiting. So, this was the full review of Xiaomi Mi 9 with its full specification, features, price in Nepal and its availability. But what do you think about it, tell us in the comment section below? Rate this phone and write your personal reviews from the review section above. Thank you for visiting "MY DIGITAL NEPAL". Let’s make a digital Nepal. Also Read: Why Xiaomi Shouldn't bring Mi Play to Nepal? Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 Price in Nepal Price of Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 pro in Nepal Comparison between Samsung Galaxy M-Series Huawei P30 vs Huawei P30 pro in Nepal Samsung Galaxy S10 vs S10 Lite Read the full article

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Honor Play 4, Honor Play 4 Pro Launched With 5G Support, Hole-Punch Display: Check Their Prices & Specifications Here The Honor Play 4 Pro special edition, equipped with an infrared sensor for measuring body temperature, is available at the price of CNY 2,999 (around Rs.31,800). Honor Play 4 and Honor Play 4 Pro have been propelled as the most recent cell phones by the Huawei sub-brand Honor. The new cell phones accompany a gap punch show plan and offer 5G availability. Honor has additionally offered quick charging help on both Honor Play 4 models. Further, the Honor Play 4 Pro in the new arrangement arrives in an extra variation that has a devoted infrared (IR) sensor at the back to quantify the internal heat level. The component is very valuable in current occasions as an abrupt ascent in internal heat level is accepted as an early side effect of COVID-19. ALSO SEE Honor Play 4T Vs Honor Play 4T Pro: Check Which Fits Better For You? 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Honor has given 128GB of locally available capacity on the Honor Play 4 that is expandable through microSD card (up to 512GB). Alternatives such as Wi-Fi 802.11ac, GPS/GPS-A, 4G LTE, 5G, USB Type-C port for chargings, and a 3.5mm jack for headphones are available for connectivities. Sensors onboard incorporate an accelerometer, encompassing light, whirligig, and a nearness sensor. The telephone likewise further supported by an under-display unique fingerprint sensor. The Honor Play 4 incorporates a battery of 4300mAh that is further supported by 22.5W fast charge technology. ALSO SEE Honor ViewPad 6 5G Tablet Launch With 10.4-Inch 2k Display: Check Price & Specs Here Honor Play 4 Pro Determinations, Highlights The Honor Play 4 Pro supports dual Nano-SIM connectivity and is operated on Android 10 with MagicUI 3.1 on top and has a full HD plus TFT display of 6.57-inches of resolution 1080 by 2400 pixels with a display angle proportion of 20:9. The telephone is controlled by an octa-center Huawei HiSilicon Kirin 990 SoC, matched with Mali-G76 GPU and 8GB of RAM. The phone incorporates double-back camera arrangements that have an essential sensor of 40-megapixel with a focal point aperture of f/1.8 and an 8-megapixel optional sensor with an f/2.4 focal point. For selfies, the handset accompanies a double selfie camera arrangement at the front that incorporates a 32-megapixel essential sensor with an f/2.0 focal point and an 8-megapixel auxiliary sensor with an f/2.2 focal point. Notwithstanding the standard camera sensors, there is the uncommon version Honor Play 4 Pro that accompanies the extra IR sensor. It is touted to have an exactness of 0.1-degree Celsius. The Honor Play 4 Pro has 128GB of installed stockpiling that doesn't bolster extension by means of a microSD card. Alternatives on the telephone such as Bluetooth v5.1, 5G, NFC, 4G VoLTE, W-Fi 802.11ac, GPS/GPS-A, and a USB Type-C port for charging are available for connectivities. There are sensors including an accelerometer, surrounding light, spinner, magnetometer, and a closeness sensor. There is a unique fingerprint sensor given under the display. In addition, Honor has given a 4,200mAh battery that supports up to 40W quick charging through the packaged charger. KEY SPECIFICATIONS DISPLAY 6.81Inch OS AndroiD 10 RESOLUTION 1080x2400P REAR CAMERA 64MP+8MP+ 2MP+2MP FRONT CAMERA 16MP STORAGE 128GB RAM 6GB BATTERY 4300mAh PROCESSOR MT Dimensity 800 ALSO SEE flipkart.com Honor Play 6GB RAM, 64GB Midnight Black – Click Here To Go The Page amazon.in Honor 10 Lite 6GB RAM, 64GB Sapphire Blue – Click Here To Go To The Page amazon.in Redmi Note 9 Pro 6GB/128GB Interstellar Black – Click Here KEY SPECIFICATIONS DISPLAY 6.57 Inches FRONT CAMERA 32MP+8MP PROCESSOR HiSilicon Kirin 990 RAM 8GB STORAGE 128GB OS Android 10 BATTERY 4200mAh REAR CAMERA 40MP+8MP RESOLUTION 1080x2400p ALSO SEE flipkart.com Honor Play 6GB RAM, 64GB Midnight Black – Click Here To Go The Page amazon.in Honor 10 Lite 6GB RAM, 64GB Sapphire Blue – Click Here To Go To The Page amazon.in Infinix S5 Pro 4GB RAM, 64GB - Click Here To Go To The Page For Regular & Fastest Tech News and Reviews, Follow TECHNOXMART on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Google News and Subscribe Here Now. 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