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Covid surge: Tech firms bet on hybrid work, vaccination - Vimarsana News

Covid surge: Tech firms bet on hybrid work, vaccination

Covid surge: Tech firms bet on hybrid work, vaccination ​ By IANS | ​ 7 Views   New Delhi, April 8 : With India witnessing a rapid surge in Covid-19 cases, technology companies operating in India are betting big on the hybrid work model, while encouraging eligible employees to get vaccinated to fight the pandemic. While Accenture said it is continuing to monitor and consider the guidance of external experts and groups, Dell Technologies said its entire workforce in India is doing remote work. "We have the required infrastructure, automation, monitoring tools and network topology, which...

Kodak HD LED TV announced the launch of 10 new models in 2021 - Vimarsana News

Kodak HD LED TV announced the launch of 10 new models in 2021

Super Plastronics, an exclusive brand licensee for Kodak HD LED TVs in India, announced an investment of INR 300 crores to strengthen its capabilities in IoT technologies. Phased over 3 years, the investment will focus on building intelligent TVs that are intuitive and meet the demands of the “new Indian customer”. The “new Indian customer” has evolved during the COVID19 experience and the definition of TV has changed. It is estimated that by end of 2023 there will be more than 1 million smart homes devices in the Indian market. The investment will help Kodak HD LED TVs disrupt the ma...

LED TV prices set to rise from April; manufacturers say market dominated by Chinese - Vimarsana News

LED TV prices set to rise from April; manufacturers say market dominated by Chinese

LED TV prices set to rise from April; manufacturers say market dominated by Chinese The open-cell panel is an important part of TV manufacturing and covers around 60 per cent of the final product. Companies import television panels in an open-cell state, which require further assembling before being shipped for sale BusinessToday.In | March 13, 2021 | Updated 17:36 IST LED televisions prices in India are set to increase by up to Rs 2,000-6,000 per-unit from April. Brands like Panasonic, Haier and Thomson are considering increasing the prices of televisions from April this year as the cost of...

TV prices have soared 300% in the last eight months - Vimarsana News

TV prices have soared 300% in the last eight months

The per unit cost of TVs will go up by at least Rs 2000-3000 starting April 1st, 2021. In the last eight months alone, TV prices have soared upto 300% causing a net escalation of almost INR 3000-4000 per unit. Besides the prices of TV panels (open cell)which have been on a continuous rise to the tune of more than double, mainly due to supply shortage by global vendors, other factors that are leading to this surge are - a hike in custom duty, rise in cost of input material like copper, aluminium and steel and an increase in ocean and air freights charges, that is collectively set to put the...

Kodak HD LED TVs announce great deals on CA And 7XPRO series - Vimarsana News

Kodak HD LED TVs announce great deals on CA And 7XPRO series

Technuter bezel-less Kodak CA and 7XPRO series, starting at Rs 7,999 only. The sale begins from 6 th February and will extend till 9 th February 2021. Kodak CA series are bezel-less and are equipped with spectacular features like the 4K HDR10 display, Dolby Vision, Dolby Digital plus and DTS TruSurround. It provides multiple connectivity options with USB 2.0, HDMI ARC/CEC and Bluetooth v.5.0 (latest version) with user friendly remote. CA series have the latest Android 10 interface and provides easy access to Google Assistant for user friendly navigation. The best-selling 32-inch 7XPRO TV i...