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Our honest thoughts on the Galaxy S23 Ultra's 200MP camera - Vimarsana News

Our honest thoughts on the Galaxy S23 Ultra's 200MP camera

The Galaxy S23 Ultra can take full-resolution, 200-megapixel photos — so should you be using this mode over the usual 12MP mode? We compare the results.

Resident Evil 4 PC: best settings, ray tracing, FSR - Vimarsana News

Resident Evil 4 PC: best settings, ray tracing, FSR

Resident Evil 4 Remake reinvents the classic on PC. We dived in to look at ray tracing and FSR in the game, as well as dial in the best settings.

Why you need to use the Galaxy S23 Ultra's 200MP camera - Vimarsana News

Why you need to use the Galaxy S23 Ultra's 200MP camera

The Galaxy S23 Ultra can take full-resolution, 200-megapixel photos — so should you be using this mode over the usual 12MP mode? We compare the results.

Bench-Top X-Ray Computed Tomography (CT) System Allows Anyone to Perform Examinations Immediately Release of XSeeker 8000, the Worlds Smallest, Lightest 160 kV Output Model - Vimarsana News

Bench-Top X-Ray Computed Tomography (CT) System Allows Anyone to Perform Examinations Immediately Release of XSeeker 8000, the Worlds Smallest, Lightest 160 kV Output Model

May 18, 2022 News & Notices Bench-Top X-Ray Computed Tomography (CT) System Allows Anyone to Perform Examinations Immediately Release of XSeeker 8000, the World’s Smallest, Lightest 160 kV Output Model.

AIIMS chief warns CT scan in mild Covid cases may do more harm than good - Vimarsana News

AIIMS chief warns CT scan in mild Covid cases may do more harm than good

The AIIMS chief on Monday warned against rushing for CT scan in cases of mild COVID-19, saying it has side effects and can end up doing more harm than good. Stressing that there is no need for doing CT scans in mild COVID cases, AIIMS Director Dr Randeep Guleria at a press conference said that many people are opting for the test the moment they find out they are positive for COVID-19 and added that misuse of CT scans and biomarkers may cause damage. "One CT scan is equivalent to 300 to 400 chest x-rays. According to data, repeated CT scans in younger age groups increase the risk of cancer ...