Xiaoxin Pad Plus has an 11-inch LCD 2K (2000 x 1200) screen, a balanced screen border, an 8MP front camera that supports face unlock because the device does not have a fingerprint sensor. On the back is a 13MP camera with LED flash. The appearance of the machine is also quite simple, the frame is made of plastic, but it can be said that it is not cheap. The device is equipped with Snapdragon 750G processor, comes with 6GB RAM and 128GB ROM. The battery inside has a capacity of 7700mAh, supports Quick Charge 3.0 via Type-C 3.1 port and has a side magnet for charging when using the device in landscape mode. This is also the place to connect to the removable keyboard accessory. Xiaoxin Pad Plus has four JBL 1.5W speakers and Dolby Atmos for surround sound. It also has dual-band Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 5.1 but does not support 5G because there is no SIM slot. The price of the device is only half that of the similarly configured Galaxy Tab S7 FE, specifically $312 compared to the competitor’s $795. But Samsung’s product also has the advantage of a much larger battery, comes with a stylus, but loses because it only has 4GB of RAM and 64GB of ROM. You need to buy separate accessories for Xiaoxin Pad Plus, like a stylus for $47 and a keyboard for $73. In the future, there will also be a removable touchpad and an integrated stand with a hinge that raises the angle from 0° to 165°. According to Gizmochina

Prestige X was born by combining inspiration from the company’s first headphone prototype (SR80) and first metal headset model (SR325). The design of the headset is completed in an open form with a completely new Brooklyn paint, making it more impressive even though the e-Series (2014) was once a very successful design. Prestige X is for entry-level players, the names of these headphones are also easy to remember and distinguish: SR60x, SR80x, SR125x and SR325x. Adding an “x” element to the back of the product’s name is also a way of reminding the company of the values ​​​​that previous headsets have created for users. What’s more, it’s a price that’s completely accessible to everyone. In terms of upgrades, the Grado Prestige X Series uses a 4th generation driver with new magnets to improve audio performance. The voice-coil and diaphragm have both been redesigned to reduce travel distortion. The results show that the Grado Prestige X Series has better dynamics. In addition, users can use the headset directly with a variety of mobile devices without the need to pair an additional amp. Besides upgrading the driver system, Grado also replaced the conductors with super annealed copper with 8 cores for SR125x, SR225x, SR325x models and 4 core transformers for SR60x and SR80x. In the end, the overall exterior design is not much different from the old version. However, the materials made from the headband to the earpads have all been upgraded to create comfort for the user. All but the SR325x retain the leather headband wrap covered in animal-friendly synthetic protein material. Grado has updated the Prestige X Series line to the market with the reference price: SR60x – £109.95 (about 3.6 million VND)
SR80x – £129.95 (about 4.2 million VND)
SR125x – £189.95 (about 6.2 million VND)
SR225x – £249.95 (about 8.1 million VND)
SR325x – £329.95 (about 10.8 million VND)

Duran’s husband, Gökhan Gündüz, hastily recorded a “virtual living” moment for his wife. They only have 12 minutes to visit this helipad for free, so everything has to be rushed. The main purpose of the trip to Dubai is to upgrade Duran’s 608,000 followers personal page. So they have to have as many good looks as possible. Over the past few days, the couple has posted photos of going golfing, dining in a restaurant, relaxing at a hotel… The Dubai lifestyle flooded on personal page helps Duran gain more followers and dream of one day. Experience the true luxury life. Dubai has become a “paradise” for social media stars. Photo: Instagram. “She’s showing off her lifestyle in Dubai, to appeal to people. Not only Busra, Dubai is also benefiting from that,” Gündüz told The Guardian . Once a small barren land on the edge of the desert, Dubai has become a magnet for social media stars, dubbed “Instagram land” in recent years. With the rise of hotels and luxury brands eager to use social media as cheap advertising, Dubai has become the birthplace of the “elite” in the cyberspace, a contingent of influencers. Constantly increasing the number of followers. “How many followers does she have?” At the Falcon Helicopter Tours office, owner Captain Husam Gamal called an employee over to check Duran’s registration information. “Who is she? How many followers does she have on Instagram and what will she post?”, he asked. “In this world, social media, followers are everything,” Gamal emphasized to employees. The symbiotic relationship between Dubai’s influencers and local businesses is evident. A trip to Dubai is a must-have in an Influencer’s profile. Photo: Instagram. Influencers need visuals, while companies like Gamal’s see influencers as a necessary part of their advertising strategy. However, the company can be in trouble if it chooses the wrong people. They must ensure that the things shared by the Influencers will bring a positive image to the company in particular and the city in general. According to the The Guardian , in Dubai, nothing is natural or random. Everything is consciously built to ensure “Instagram aesthetics”. From smooth high-rises to undulating oases, cafes and fast food restaurants are all created to drive online consumption. Dubai’s mistake The rise of the Influencer generation has brought Dubai many benefits: stimulating tourism, economic growth and creating the first successful “post-oil economy” in the Middle East. However, behind that flashy shell, Dubai is now stuffy and there is not much room left. High-rise buildings obscure popular residential areas, but they are only used as backgrounds in virtual live photos online. Jim Krane, author of the book OLD ity Of Gold: Dubai And The Dream Of Capitalism , said: “Branding business is a high-risk strategy, as this year’s failure of Dubai to Covid-19 proves it. It’s bad luck to be a party spot in the middle of a global pandemic.” . Built on the illusion of unlimited passion, Dubai transforms itself into a “parallel universe” as other countries grapple with the pandemic. The image of playing and partying despite Covid-19 helped this place get more visitors, but soon had to pay the price because of their laxity and subjectivity. Dubai made the mistake of “dropping the door” for tourism during the epidemic season. Photo: Wallpapers. Since last July, Dubai has allowed visitors from all over the world to enter, as long as they have tested negative for Covid-19. European tourists trying to escape the cold winter and strict lockdowns against Covid-19 at the end of last year flocked to the beautiful Middle Eastern city. However, just a few months later, the infection rate here quadrupled. At that time, bars and clubs remained open late to attract tourists. The UAE is determined to maintain its tourism-based economy despite criticism from the European media. After detecting cases linked to travelers returning from the UAE, Denmark suspended flights to Dubai while Germany imposed stricter entry checks. From the end of January 2021, the UK has re-imposed a complete ban on flying with Dubai and removed the city’s name from the list of “tourist corridors”. According to the CNBC This ban could cost Dubai’s hotels and resorts about $47 million per month.

The design of the Mi Band 6 is still not too different from its predecessor, the main change comes from the expanded screen to the “overflow” screen, 50% larger than the previous version. The screen bezels are also thinner. This is a high-end AMOLED screen, measuring 1.56 inches, quite sharp and high brightness. Users can change with more than 60 topics suitable for daily interests. Mi Band 6 is also the choice for true sports addicts with a total of 30 different exercise modes and automatically recognizes 6 popular types of exercise. The next valuable equipment is the measurement of oxygen saturation in the blood (SpO2 index) like high-end smartwatches besides familiar features such as accurate heart rate monitoring, advanced sleep monitoring, stress detection. Straight, deep breathing guidance function. In terms of battery life, Mi Band 6 retains the battery life of its predecessor with 14 days of use with only 1 charge and 19 days if using the battery saver mode. The Mi Band 6 also uses a convenient magnet charging dock. Mi Band 6 will be sold in the Vietnamese market at the price of 1,290,000 VND, especially users will be offered Mi Smart Scale 2 (worth 390,000 VND) when ordering from May 7 to May 14. 2021.