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HP Pavilion Laptops Built With Ocean-Bound Plastics Are Here - Vimarsana News

HP Pavilion Laptops Built With Ocean-Bound Plastics Are Here

HP Pavilion Laptops Built With Ocean-Bound Plastics Are Here - HP on Tuesday announced Pavilion 13, HP Pavilion 14 and HP Pavilion 15 as the company’s first consumer notebook range that uses post-consumer-recycled as well as ocean-bound plastics at a starting price of Rs 62,999 in India. The new Pavilion range comes in a unique tonal color-blocking design feature 11th Gen Intel Core processors with Intel Iris Xe graphics. According to the company, the notebooks feature the use of post-consumer recycled and ocean-bound plastics in the construction of the speaker housing – and its use in ...

Android 12 developer preview bolsters privacy, user experience - Vimarsana News

Android 12 developer preview bolsters privacy, user experience

With the first developer preview of the planned Android 12 platform, the developers of Google’s mobile OS are emphasizing privacy, user experience, and app compatibility. The Android 12 developer preview, which is not intended for consumer use, was introduced on February 18. Instructions on accessing the preview can be found at developer.android.com. [ To bolster user privacy, Android 12 adds controls over identifiers that can be used for tracking as well as safer defaults for app components. The builders of Android recommend testing to gauge the effects of these changes, adding that more ...

HP introduces first consumer PCs made with ocean-bound plastics - Vimarsana News

HP introduces first consumer PCs made with ocean-bound plastics

HP introduces first consumer PCs made with ocean-bound plastics By IANS|   Posted by Minhaj Adnan  |   Published: 23rd February 2021 2:11 pm IST Representational Image New Delhi: HP on Tuesday announced Pavilion 13, HP Pavilion 14 and HP Pavilion 15 as the company’s first consumer notebook range that uses post-consumer-recycled as well as ocean-bound plastics at a starting price of Rs 62,999 in India. The new Pavilion range comes in a unique tonal colour-blocking design feature 11th Gen Intel Core processors with Intel Iris Xe graphics. According to the company, the notebooks feature...

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HEVC/H.265 and VP9 Multi format Decoder for UHD(up to 8K) 4:2:0 10bit - Vimarsana News

HEVC/H.265 and VP9 Multi format Decoder for UHD(up to 8K) 4:2:0 10bit

HEVC/H.265 and VP9 Multi format Decoder for UHD(up to 8K) 4:2:0 10bit Chips&Media’s WAVE512 is one of the most advanced hardware video decoder IP core which supports the next generation HEVC(High-Efficiency Video Coding) standard known as H.265 and Google’s VP9 with optimized size. The WAVE512 is the 2nd generation video IP which is enhanced performance for high-end UHD SoC. It requires only about 450MHz clock frequency to decode 3840x2160 60fps video or 3840x2160 30fps two-channel videos with different video standards. In addition to its superior 4K 60fps performance, the WAVE51...

Oppo joins HEVC Advance Patent Pool - Telecompaper - Vimarsana News

Oppo joins HEVC Advance Patent Pool - Telecompaper

Telecompaper Oppo joins HEVC Advance Patent Pool Friday 11 December 2020 | 17:32 CET | News Access Advance announced that Oppo has became a licensee of the HEVC Advance Patent Pool. Oppo will gain access to the over 13,000 (and counting) worldwide patents essential for implementing the HEVC/H.265 video codec standard. Thank you for visiting Telecompaper Sign up below to get access to the rest of this article and all the telecom news you need. Register free and gain access to even more articles from Telecompaper. Register here Subscribe and get unlimited access to Telecompaper’s...