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L-mount alliance will help to expand system quickly With Panasonic, Leica and Sigma working together, we expect the L-mount to grow at speed Panasonic is one of the most prolific camera manufacturers around, and both Sigma and Leica have also worked tirelessly to bring models to market throughout 2018, so we expect the combined power of the three to firmly establish its L-mount system as a credible challenger to Canon, Nikon and Sony’s own full-frame alternatives. While the mount has been in existence since 2014, being limited to Leica’s own products has means that it would only ever hold so much appeal to the everyday photographer. That’s all changing, though, as Sigma has stated its intentions to release a full-frame L-mount camera with a Foveon sensor over 2019, and Panasonic has already confirmed two debut models in the line. Panasonic is also set to bring four lenses to market (as discussed above), but we don’t believe this is all we’ll see before the year is up. By the end of next year, we believe all three manufacturers will have confirmed at least one camera apiece and further lenses, hopefully at a range of technical levels and price points to ensure the line is viewed favourably by professionals while not being completely out of reach of enthusiasts. With all three having such strong roots in imaging, we can’t wait to see how the combined might of the three will alter the mirrorless market. "SAMSUNG WILL TUCK THE SPEAKER INTO THE DISPLAY AS IT DID WITH THE SELFIE CAMERA" Samsung will tuck the speaker into the display as it did with the selfie camera Samsung has already shown off a phone with a selfie camera inside the display and we expect the Galaxy S10 to follow suit.

But the next step in the fight against the top bezel is removing the traditional loudspeaker and using the display as one. We’ve heard of this before – Samsung is planning to use piezoelectric actuators embedded into the display to produce sound – Samsung calls it Sound on Display, and it will show it off at the Consumer Electronics Show in Vegas this January. This method of sound transition is not specifically – the original Xiaomi Mi Mix used piezoelectricity to deliver sound but the technology proved unreliable at the time and the Mi Mix 2 had a conventional speaker instead. However industry reports suggest that many manufacturers are ready to replace conventional speakers with piezoelectric ones. LG will show off a TV that uses its 65-inch display as a speaker at the CES show and some Chinese phone makers are also reportedly working on embedding piezoelectric speakers into smartphone displays, but whether we’ll see them at CES is questionable. Like the in-display selfie camera, it’s easier to use piezoelectric actuators in an OLED rather than an LCD. Source "GRAB XIAOMI REDMI NOTE 6 WITH UP TO RS 13,800 DISCOUNT" Grab Xiaomi Redmi Note 6 with up to Rs 13,800 discount Xiaomi launched its Redmi Note 6 Pro recently launched in India with a price tag of Rs 13,999. The smartphone has seen an instant success in the country and attracted lots of customers.

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