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https://www.bbc.com/news/business-59462585 The Omicron variant could add pressure to a chronic shortage of microchips used in car manufacturing, the boss of car giant Nissan has warned. Makoto Uchida said it was too early to say when normal deliveries, and therefore finished cars, would resume. "I can't give you a date. This new variant could add pressure to that, so how well we react is going to be crucial," he told the BBC. Products from cars, washing machines and smartphones rely on computer chips. Some factories had to close when the pandemic first struck in 2020, leading to a backlog in production in microchips, also known as semiconductors. The impact was exacerbated by soaring demand, with people working from home needing laptops, tablets and webcams to help them do their jobs. "We have a semiconductor shortage as an industry and how we recover from that is critical," Mr Uchida told the BBC. Japan has banned incoming flights from abroad in response to the international alarm over the omicron variant first detected in South Africa. Mr Uchida's comments come as Nissan announced its vehicle electrification strategy, which includes the proposed introduction of 23 electrified models by 2030, and the ambition that by 2026, 75% of the companies European sales will be electric vehicles. Earlier this year, Nissan announced a £1bn investment to turn its Sunderland plant in the UK into a hub for electric vehicle production. Its targets for China and the US are much less ambitious. Nissan hopes that 40% of the cars it sells in China will be electric or hybrid by 2026, while it only expects to hit that same proportion in the US by 2030 given slower consumer take-up. The company did not set a target date for the elimination of combustion engines. At the recent COP26 climate summit, Nissan, along with Toyota, VW and BMW, refused to join Ford and Volvo in signing a pledge to phase them out by 2040. Nissan is also investing more money in developing solid state batteries, which the industry hopes will ultimately prove more efficient than the current industry standard lithium-ion batteries. Mr Uchida said Nissan remained committed to its alliance with Renault and Mitsubishi, which was the brainchild of former Nissan boss Carlos Ghosn who is now living in exile in Beirut having been smuggled out of Japan while awaiting criminal prosecution on charges of financial crime. Mr Ghosn strenuously denies the charges.

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https://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-59503517 Health officials say the new coronavirus variant Omicron has now become dominant in South Africa and is driving a sharp increase in new infections. Some 8,500 new Covid infections were registered in the latest daily figures. That is almost double the 4,300 cases confirmed the previous day. Omicron has now been detected in at least 24 countries around the world, according to the World Health Organization (WHO). South Africa was the first country to detect the highly mutated new variant. Its National Institute for Communicable Diseases (NICD) has said more than 70% of all the virus genomes it sequenced last month have been of the new variant. India, Ghana, Saudi Arabia and the UAE are among the latest countries to have confirmed their first cases of Omicron. Others including the UK, US and Germany have also seen people infected by the new variant. Many questions about Omicron remain to be answered, including how much protection current vaccines provide. The WHO has categorised it as a "variant of concern", and says early evidence suggests it has a higher re-infection risk. Earlier this week, countries around the world restricted travel from southern Africa as details of the spread emerged. This prompted South Africa's foreign ministry to complain that it was being punished - instead of applauded - for discovering Omicron. South Africa's President Cyril Ramaphosa also said he was "deeply disappointed" by the travel bans, which he described as being unjustified. WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus later warned that blanket Covid measures were penalising southern Africa. The rate of new infection is expected to increase in what is now the beginning of the fourth wave in South Africa, and the national health department says there has also been a slight increase in hospital admissions. As with previous variants, the full picture will not become clear until "people get so sick that they need to go to hospital" which is generally "three, four weeks later," says Prof Salim Abdool Karim of the Africa Task Force for Coronavirus. "But the feedback we're getting from the ground is that there's really no red flags - we're not seeing anything dramatically different, what we're seeing is what we are used to," he told the BBC's Newsday programme. Most of the people who have been hospitalised in South Africa had not been vaccinated against coronavirus, according to the NICD. There are no vaccine shortages in the country, and Mr Ramaphosa has urged more people to get jabbed, saying this remains the best way to fight the virus. About 36% of South African adults have so far been fully vaccinated - far more than the 6% average recorded across the African continent as of October, but lower than the latest European average of 54%.

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-india-59344606 I put the question about the Bollywood superstar to a couple of my friends recently. They were taken aback - it wasn't a question they had ever considered. I hadn't either, but a new book, Desperately Seeking Shah Rukh, made me wonder. They said he was "charming" and "relatable" as a hero, "funny", "sarcastic" and "candid" in interviews, and "unapologetic" about his pursuit of fame and money. When I pressed, they thought more deeply about the roles he played, remarking on how he was never a "macho" hero, but sensitive and head-over-heels for the women he professed to love. "It's true! We love him for his love of women!" one of my friends declared, surprising herself with this realisation. That is exactly what author Shrayana Bhattacharya found when she asked the same question of dozens of women, all fans of Khan. But startlingly, these stories of his female fandom are, in effect, a tale of economic inequity. "In telling me about when, how and why they turned to Shah Rukh, they are telling us about when, how and why the world breaks their heart," writes Ms Bhattacharya, unspooling the dreams, anxieties and mutinies that are inexorably linked to the romantic choices women make in a world that forever puts them at a disadvantage. This is no hurried survey. It spans nearly two decades of encounters, conversations and friendships with single, married or somewhere-in-between women in northern India. They are Hindu, Muslim and Christian, happy and unhappy homemakers, content and frustrated working women, and resigned and restless working class women. They are united only by their fandom. Khan swept into our lives in the 1990s, along with Coca-Cola and cable TV, proof of a new era, when a slew of economic reforms threw open India to the world - what we call liberalisation. "I wanted to tell a story of those 'post-liberalisation' women and I found in Khan an unusual ally," Ms Bhattacharya says. And how. She was surveying incense stick makers in an urban slum in western India in 2006 when she found that they grew bored with the usual questions about wages. So, during a break, she started chatting to them, asking them about their favourite Bollywood hero. "They were much more interested in talking about what delights them and what delighted them was Shah Rukh." It became an ice-breaker in subsequent surveys and soon Ms Bhattacharya found that these women were united not just by Khan but also "an unequal labour market and their own struggles at home". And that didn't change even when she spoke to middle class or wealthy women. Why can't more boys and men be like the Shah Rukh on screen? was a common litany. "They are constructing him - they are all making him up and they are making him up based on their reality and their aspirations," Ms Bhattacharya says. Khan's utter devotion to the heroine signalled a man who would pay real attention, actually listen to a woman. His anxiety about his fate, a defining feature of many of his roles, made him an ideal partner for women, whose lives are rarely in their own hands. His visible vulnerability - Khan was always a messy crier, a rarity for a Bollywood man - meant he didn't shy away from showing his feelings or caring about theirs. "I wish someone could talk to me or touch me the way he does with Kajol in Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham, but that's never going to happen. My husband's moods and hands are so harsh," says a young Muslim garment worker. The rich, unhappily married daughter of erstwhile royals said she wanted to bring up her sons to be "good men". Her definition: they "can cry and they make their wives feel like Shah Rukh makes us feel, safe and loved". These are not merely gushing fangirls, blind to Khan's more problematic roles, which included stalking and violence. Rather, theirs is a critical gaze. They didn't approve of those films and they say so. What stayed with them wasn't the glamour or the drama - although they thoroughly enjoyed that - but the seemingly inconspicuous moments. Khan was a distraction from the humdrum or a reprieve from heartbreak and daily injustices. He was the man they wanted to marry not because he was a Bollywood star, but because he was considerate. And a considerate man would let you work, save money, or at least allow your dreams to live - even if all that meant was taking you to the cinema hall to watch the next Shah Rukh-starrer. For so many of his female fans - the bureaucrat whose mother slapped her when, as a teenager, she snuck off to the cinema to watch a Khan film; the young garment worker who had to bribe her brothers with hard-earned money to be able to catch Khan's latest film on the big screen; the domestic help who lied to her priest so she could skip church four Sundays in a row to watch Khan's films on TV - the simple joy of watching a film is a stolen freedom. In fact, many of his poorer fans never watched a movie of his until much later in life, relying instead on songs to feed their fandom. But even that can be frowned upon. "It's extremely difficult for women to just have fun - listen to a song or star-gaze at an actor," Ms Bhattacharya says. "When a woman says she likes an actor, she is saying she likes the way a man looks and will probably be judged for it." These women may not be radicals, Ms Bhattacharya writes, but in seeking these indulgences, these simple joys, they rebelled. They rebelled by hiding his posters under their bed, listening and dancing to his songs, and by watching his films - and because of those rebellions, they realised what they truly wanted from life. The bureaucrat, for instance, was determined to make her own way in the world because she never again wanted to ask permission to watch a Khan film. One young woman ran away from home when a secret trip to the cinema for a Khan film led to a hurriedly arranged match with a man who was not a fan and disapproved of the fact that she was. (She has since become a flight attendant and married a man who "evoked the same feelings" as Khan). Khan was not such a delicious promise or forbidden dream for my friends and I, whose privileged world afforded far greater freedom. Until I read this book, I never fully appreciated the quiet rebellion in my mother and aunt's sheer enjoyment of trip to the cinema nearly every Friday for the late-night show. I was taken along, oblivious to my good fortune. But he is nevertheless a common thread that connects our disparate childhoods - one of the women said Khan taught her better English through his interviews. Well, he taught me Hindi. Ms Bhattacharya says he is also an icon of his time - and a lot has changed since he stormed into Bollywood. "The younger women don't want to marry Khan, they want to be him - they want his autonomy and his success." Shrayana Bhattacharya's Desperately Seeking Shah Rukh: India's Lonely Young Women and the Search for Intimacy and Independence is published by Harper Collins India.

Oppo Enco X, Enco Air, and Enco Play true wireless stereo (TWS) earbuds are getting a software update in December that will bring features available on the Enco Free 2 and Enco Free 2i. One of the biggest additions will be the Double-Tap Camera Control that will let users capture images or record a video by double-tapping the earbuds. Oppo Enco Free 2 are also receiving a new software version that will bring dual-connectivity support to let you pair the earbuds with two devices simultaneously. As announced on Weibo, the software update for the Oppo Enco X, Enco Air, Enco Play, and the Enco Free 2 will be released in China on December 1. It may take some time to reach users around the globe, though. The update will enable the Enco X, Enco Air, and Enco Play with the Double-Tap Camera Control feature that debuted on the Enco Free 2 earlier this year. It allows users to record videos or capture a group picture or a selfie by double tapping the earbuds. Oppo has made Double-Tap Camera Control as a feature specifically for its devices that are running on at least ColorOS 11.3. Users need to open the default camera app on their phone to access the gesture control. Alongside Double-Tap Camera Control, the Oppo Enco X earbuds will receive the Personalised Sound Boost feature that was available on the Enco Free 2. It uses a software algorithm to adjust the audio playback based on your ears' sensitivity. The Personalised Sound Boost feature works with phones that are running on ColorOS, Android 6.0 and later, and iOS. For non-ColorOS phones, you need to install the HeyTap app to enable the personalised treatment. Oppo is also updating the Enco Free 2 earbuds that were launched in May. The update designed for the new Enco model will bring dual-connectivity support that is already available on the newly launched Enco Free 2i. It will be enabled by default and will allow users to connect up to devices with the earbuds. The feature works with both ColorOS and non-ColorOS devices, though the latter require the HeyTap app. The proprietary app is also the source for getting the firmware update on all Enco earbuds. https://gadgets.ndtv.com/audio/news/oppo-enco-x-air-play-free-2-update-double-tap-camera-control-features-release-december-1-2627280

Rochester textual scientist Gregory Heyworth led the development of a digitization method for books with fragile binding. Where Peril Beckons" attempts to grab potential readers with its cover art, featuring a man (whose leg is tied to a bed frame) punching another man (presumably his captor) in the face. The book offers a prime example of one of the 10,000-plus dime novels held by the Department of Rare Books, Special Collections, and Preservation (RBSCP) at the University of Rochester. Dime novels are a form of middlebrow American literature that emerged in the 1860s. Produced weekly, they offer a large window into what topics were po[CENSORED]r among readers, particularly young boys, at the time. The problem is much of RBSCP's collection is extremely fragile and difficult to use. And this isn't unique to Rochester. "It's rare to have them survive and have so many in one place," says Autumn Haag, assistant director of RBSCP of Rochester's collection. "They were printed on the absolute cheapest paper possible." The low-quality paper has made the copies that have survived the last hundred-plus years so brittle that to open them would be to pull them apart. That fragility made them perfect test subjects for an unprecedented imaging system. Led by Rochester's Gregory Heyworth, associate professor of English and textual science, a team from the Lazarus Project has developed a novel method of producing digital images of manuscripts and similarly rare and fragile books without opening them more than 30 degrees. Why bother with binding? "There are entire collections that have never been properly studied simply because the books within them can't be opened," says Heyworth. "One could, of course, open them and photograph them and destroy the object. Most libraries aren't willing to do this." Why not? What would prevent a library from taking a manuscript apart and then rebinding it? Several centuries. Medieval manuscripts are a common acquisition for Anna Siebach-Larsen, director of the Rossell Hope Robbins Library at Rochester. On more than one occasion, she acquired a manuscript bound so tight that it could barely be opened. In these cases, the manuscript was from the Middle Ages, and the binding was from the 20th century, allowing her to send the book to a conservation lab to be rebound. However, if those same manuscripts had medieval or even 16th-century bindings, every effort would have been made to not only keep them intact but also preserve the binding. "A manuscript is not just its text or pages," says Siebach-Larsen. "The entire book is a valuable and an important object of study, especially if the binding is original. And this isn't just for medievalists. There are many scholars who place a similar value on modern books." Just as someone might study the Sistine Chapel's architecture in addition to the frescoes that adorn its ceiling, some researchers would be interested in a manuscript's physical composition, including the structure and the materials used as well as who made them. A two-part system for preservation and recovery A simple point-and-shoot approach won't produce clear, legible images from a barely open book. That's why Heyworth called on Lazarus Project team members Ken Boydston, CEO of Megavision, imaging scientist Keith Knox ʼ70, ʼ75 (Ph.D.), and project manager Dale Stewart ʼ70 to help him build an imaging system. "The problem with photographing an object that can be opened only 30 degrees is that the depth of field is very shallow," says Heyworth. "In other words, the top part is in focus, and the bottom isn't." In every day photography, the lens and camera sensor (film plane) are parallel. Flat objects that are photographed in parallel to the lens and the sensor will appear sharp. Take the group out of parallel or photograph an uneven object, and the object will be sharp only where it intersects the plane of focus. This is why a person's face in a photograph will appear sharp while their ears are blurry. Bringing a full page of a partially open book into focus required unconventional photography. The lens needed to be at a different angle than the sensor. This is Scheimpflug imaging. To make the technique work, the team uses a view camera, which has an accordion-like bellows section that can be twisted. (Imagine taking a photo with an S-shaped camera.) The book being photographed is held open by a cradle that protects it from opening beyond 30 degrees. A photo is then taken from above, producing a distorted but focused image of one of the book's pages. Next, they correct the image's geometry, making it a rectangle instead of a rhombus, using unique software developed by Knox. When the process is complete, a page can be read as if the book were lying flat. The second part of the system is multispectral imaging. Yellowed paper or stains can make pages difficult to read regardless of how open the book is. By capturing multiple wavelengths of light, the technique picks up what the human eye cannot while correcting the color. Revealing "hidden" text is the Lazarus Project's stock-in-trade. Since 2009, the collection of scholars, scientists, and industry experts have recovered damaged cultural heritage objects, such as manuscripts, but also maps, paintings, and ancient artifacts. The new imaging system was the result of a year and a half of work aided by a grant from the National Center for Preservation Technology and Training. With the success of their "dress rehearsal," the team will work to increase efficiency for commercial use. "I think what's going to happen is that libraries who adopt this technology will really open up a time period for readers and scholars," says Heyworth. At Rochester, dime novels could offer one such gateway for scholars interested in studying the dominant attitudes, beliefs, and values between the late 19th and early 20th centuries. https://techxplore.com/news/2021-10-imaging-captures-text.html

The MV Agusta 9.5 is a closer resemblance to the 900 Cagiva Elefant Dakar racer from the 90s as Lucky Strike, the tobacco company pays tribute to them with their Lucky Explorer Project. Unlike the 5.5 which was co-developed with QJ Motors, Benelli’s parent company thus based on the TRK502, the 9.5 is an entirely new build featuring a reworked 800 engine in MV’s arsenal. The 800 was adopted to retain its compact dimensions however everything from the cylinder head, intake and exhaust valves, counter rotating crank, conrods, main bearings, aluminium pistons and more are new. The result is a 931cc, liquid and oil-cooled triple pushing out power outputs of 121.3bhp at 10,000rpm and 102Nm at 7,000rpm. The engine is paired with a six-speed gearbox and an option of the automatic Rekluse clutch system that the company offers on some of its models. The motorcycle does look the part with its neo-retro theme mixing retro body styling with newer elements like LED lighting, bending function on the headlamp, 7-inch TFT instrumentation with Bluetooth connectivity among other features. Electronic aids for the rider include an 8-level traction control, cruise control and launch control. Sachs supplies a 50mm electronic USD fork up front with remotely adjustable rebound, compression and preload while the rear monoshock, again a Sachs unit, also allows full adjustment. https://www.indiatoday.in/auto/latest-auto-news/story/auto-latest-auto-news-story-eicma-2021-mv-agusta-9-5-lucky-explorer-project-1880416-2021-11-24-1880416-2021-11-25

Xiaomi 11T, Xiaomi 11T Pro, and Redmi 10 (2022) are reportedly getting launched in India sometime soon. The Chinese tech giant is also said to be testing Redmi Smart Band Pro, Redmi Watch 2, Redmi Watch 2 Lite, and Xiaomi Watch S1 Active for the Indian market. The tipster who shared this information did not mention the exact launch timeline for these devices but they are speculated to launch sometime in the coming weeks. The tipster has also shared some key specifications of these devices. Known tipster Ishan Agarwal (@ishanagarwal24), in collaboration with 91Mobiles, has shared some key specifications of Redmi 10 (2022), Xiaomi 11T, and Xiaomi 11T Pro which will be launching in India sometime soon. As mentioned, Agarwal also tipped that Redmi Smart Band Pro, Redmi Watch 2, Redmi Watch 2 Lite, and Xiaomi Watch S1 Active are also being tested for a launch in the country.The Indian version of Xiaomi 11T is said to be available in 8GB + 128GB and 8GB + 256GB storage variants. The smartphone is said to come in Blue, Grey, and White colour options. These specifications match those of the European version which was launched in September.Similarly, Xiaomi 11T Pro will reportedly be available in 8GB + 128GB, 8GB + 256GB, and 12GB + 256GB storage variants. It is also said to be launched in Blue, Grey, and White colour options.As per the report, the Redmi smartphone will be offered in 4GB + 64GB, 4GB + 128GB, and 6GB + 128GB storage variant. Redmi 10 (2022) would, again, be available in Blue, Grey, and White colour options.The exact launch timelines of these devices from Xiaomi is not known yet. It is speculated that the devices form the Chinese tech giant may arrive on different dates rather than being launched through a single event. https://gadgets.ndtv.com/mobiles/news/xiaomi-11t-pro-redmi-10-2022-watch-2-lite-s1-active-smart-band-pro-specifications-launch-india-2623910

The ThinkPad X1 Carbon is a favorite among mainstream productivity consumers and business users, thanks to its lightweight design, amazing keyboard, and long battery life. As we enter Black Friday season (yes, it’s a season now), we’re eagerly watching deals on one of the best ultrabooks you can buy. That’s why we’re making a page dedicated to deals on the newest ThinkPad X1 Carbon models, the ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 9 The Gen 9 is the most recent and packs your choice of 11th Gen Intel processors, along with an amazing 15 hours of battery life on our tests and you can buy one from Lenovo.com now for as low as $1,168. However, the base config has only 8GB of RAM, which is soldered to the motherboard, and a 256GB SSD. So we recommend going with the $1,372 config that has 16GB of RAM and a 512GB SSD. You can also still buy last year's model, the ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 8, which has 10th gen processor options. These are two of the most powerful Intel low-power processor options available right now, so both are still plenty relevant. Both the Gen 9 and Gen 8 X1 Carbon laptops have also been out long enough that we’re seeing deals on both. If the X1 Carbon isn't your style, check out the best Black Friday Dell XPS deals or our general best Black Friday laptop deals page. https://www.tomshardware.com/news/thinkPad-x1-carbon-deals

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Rashtriya Lok Dal Chief Jayant Chaudhary met Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav in Lucknow on Tuesday amidst talks of both the parties finalising alliance for the 2022 Uttar Pradesh State Assembly polls. As per information, the meeting between the two lasted for over 40 minutes and the alliance could be announced later this month. Sources in the Samajwadi Party revealed that the meeting was kept a low profile and not many knew about the meeting until the RKD chief arrived at the residence of Akhilesh Yadav. Sources also reveal that the vehicle that ferried Jayant Chaudhary from the airport was sent from Akhilesh. The RLD chief tweeted a picture of himself with Akhilesh and wrote ‘Badhte Kadam’, hinting towards cementing the alliance between the two parties. Akhilesh also tweeted, ‘Jayant Chaudhary Ke Sath Badlav ki Ore’. As per sources, RLD could get anywhere around 30 to 35 seats, also on some seats Samajwadi Party candidates may contest on RLD tickets as well.Earlier, there were some issues on three seats including two from Baghpat and one from Mathura between the two parties, however, now it seems that the issues have been resolved between the two parties. Now, the SP will be looking to strengthen its roots in the western UP.Earlier, in an exclusive interview with news18, the RLD chief had said that RLD and SP were working towards finalising a tie-up as soon as possible. “We are working towards a similar direction. I am also holding programmes independently, he (Akhilesh) is also holding programmes independently and we are moving towards giving a strong option to the people. The rumours about me going with the BJP are baseless. We have struggled for the past seven years. We didn’t bow down when we lost elections. Now when people are coming with us, then why would we bow down in front of the BJP?" he had said.Revealing the nitty-gritty about the alliance between SP and RLD, Jayant had said, “The alliance between the SP and RLD is taking time because there are formalities that you have to adhere to and you have to abide by those things. I have to look at many things including our candidates, our seats. There needs to be an understanding of that and that is a very important aspect of seat-sharing. But we are both working towards that.” However, now after a meeting between the two leaders, it is expected that soon a joint press conference may be called to formally announce their alliance for the 2022 UP Polls. Sources reveal the press conference will be organised soon in Lucknow. https://www.news18.com/news/politics/rld-chief-jayant-chaudhary-meets-akhilesh-yadav-amid-alliance-buzz-announcement-later-this-month-4478333.html

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BMW showed us the Vision M Next Concept a couple of years back and got us dreaming. It was a low-slung, mid-engine, performance coupe that we expect to hit the production line sometime in the future. Now, the Bavarian carmaker is doing the same with an SUV body style. When it will debut in the coming weeks, the Concept XM will give us the same conjecture. We have a single teaser so far of the Concept XM and it is more grille than anything else. It’s got an illuminated surround and it's edgier than the large grille seen on the X7. Moreover, the sharp creases meeting the grille seem to take inspiration from the M3/M4 siblings. Where the headlamp units are the most unique ones seen on a BMW, the lower bumper shares some similarities with the Vision iNext Concept. There are rumours of a larger X8 flagship SUV in the works. We reckon the Concept XM would have some contribution to the same. Since the Concept XM will be more of a show car, the performance and powertrain details are under covers and will be exaggerated figures when revealed. Expect a futuristic cabin as well. More details of the BMW Concept XM will be revealed closer to the reveal date. We could expect a road-going version in a couple of years.

While OnePlus and Realme already have their TV offerings in the Indian market, now according to a trustworthy source, their sister company Oppo will be joining the party pretty soon as well. According to a report by 91Mobiles, there are speculations that the company's K9 series will enter the country soon. The K9 TV family is already selling in China and goes up to 75-inch in size with 60Hz LCD panels with support HDR10+ and HLG.They are powered by MediaTek SoCs and run on the company's ColorOS TV 2.0 software.As per the report, while the announcement of the lineup will likely happen pretty soon, the first units will hit the market in the first quarter of 2022. However, it's yet to be learnt if all models will be made available in India or just some of them. Oppo Smart TV K9 series price in China Oppo Smart TV K9 65-inch is priced at CNY 3,999 (roughly Rs. 45,600), the 55-inch model is priced at CNY 2,799 (roughly Rs. 32,000), and the 43-inch model is priced at CNY 1,999 (roughly Rs. 22,800).It can be speculated that Oppo K9 TVs, if launched in India, could carry similar price tags as its Chinese counterparts.

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following the launch of the EV6, the Kia Concept EV9 hints at the next model in Kia’s dedicated EV line-up, as the South Korean carmaker showcased the SUV concept at the ongoing 2021 Los Angeles Auto Show or the LA Auto Show. Kia, in its presentation, said that the EV9 concept represents the brand’s growth in designing and developing desirable, high-tech, zero-emissions vehicles. Just like the EV6, the EV9 concept is developed and optimized on the company’s advanced Electric Global Modular Platform (E-GMP). The styling is based on the company’s Opposites United design language, giving the concept its bold and angular exterior.The Kia EV9 electric concept measures 4,930mm in length, 2,055mm in width, 1,790mm in height, and has a wheelbase of 3,100mm. The all-electric SUV delivers a driving range of up to 482km. It also features next-generation ultra-fast charging technology with a 350kW charger that allows its advanced battery-electric powertrain to replenish energy from 10 per cent to 80 per cent in 20-30 minutes.As the design language suggests, the Kia EV9 concept is built inside out, meaning the designers first shaped the interiors of the electric SUV and then worked their way to the exterior. As such, it blends the profile with a modern and sleek interior space that is influenced by state-of-the-art tech. Its rugged and upright stance is also a result of the new design language, while the proportions indicate a large SUV with three rows that comfortably sits 6-7 passengers. Kia’s tiger face grille takes precedence at the front and also houses a star cloud pattern that hides behind the body panel when not in use. It creates a ‘welcome light’ for the driver and also functions to appropriately position lights during driving. The star cloud pattern inspired the Kia design team to create vertical Daytime Running Lamps (DRLs) for both the front and rear, creating a unique signature look. The hood vent duct area is utilized as a solar panel that helps recuperate some of the electric energy that Concept EV9 uses. In profile, the all-electric SUV looks rather meek but features a distinctive outline with its low gravity side body and sharp crystalline-inspired fender that sits high up. This effect makes the fender of the Concept EV9 pop out, resulting in a strong SUV stance. The sharp and edged elements also offset its road presence.Mirroring the exterior design, the interior of Concept EV9 has also been greatly influenced by the design of Opposites United. The panoramic roof adds to the sense of airiness to the cabin. A 27-inch ultra-wide display serves as the nerve center for all driver and passenger requirements, including media, climate control, and comfort functionality features. A pop-up steering pad is also unique to the Kia EV9 all-electric SUV concept. Kia also offers three interior modes- Active, Pause, and Enjoy. Recycled fishnets have been used to help create the flooring of the vehicle and seating fabric is made from recycled plastic bottles and recycled wool. Also, vegan leather was used throughout the interior space. Kia plans to gradually reduce the use of animal leather in all its vehicles.

A joyous scene of marching bands and children dancing in Santa hats and waving pompoms turned deadly in an instant, as an SUV sped through barricades and into a Christmas parade in suburban Milwaukee A joyous scene of marching bands and children dancing in Santa hats and waving pompoms turned deadly in an instant, as an SUV sped through barricades and into a Christmas parade in suburban Milwaukee, killing at least five people and injuring more than 40 others. One video showed a woman screaming, Oh my God! repeatedly as a group of young dancers was struck Sunday. A father talked of going from one crumpled body to the other in search of his daughter. Members of a Dancing Grannies club were among those hit. The city of Waukesha posted on its social media accounts late Sunday that it could confirm at least five died and more than 40 were injured, while noting that it was still collecting information. The city's statement also noted that many people took themselves to hospitals. The city did not release any additional information about those who died. A person of interest was in custody, Waukesha Police Chief Dan Thompson said, but he gave no details about the person or any possible motive. The investigation was ongoing, with assistance from the Wisconsin Department of Justice. What took place in Waukesha today is sickening, and I have every confidence that those responsible will be brought to justice, Attorney General Josh Kaul, the state's top law enforcement officer, tweeted. The horror was recorded by the city's livestream and onlookers' cellphones. One video shows the moment the SUV broke through the barricades and the sound of what appears to be several gunshots. Thompson said a Waukesha police officer fired his gun to try to stop the vehicle. No bystanders were injured by the gunfire, and Thompson said he did not know if the driver was struck by the officer's bullets. Another video shows a young child dancing in the street as the SUV speeds by, just a few feet from her, before it hurtles into parade participants a few hundred feet ahead. One video, of dancers with pompoms, ends with a group of people tending to a girl on the ground. There were pompoms and shoes and spilled hot chocolate everywhere. I had to go from one crumpled body to the other to find my daughter, Corey Montiho, a Waukesha school district board member, told the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. My wife and two daughters were almost hit. Please pray for everybody. Please pray. The Milwaukee Dancing Grannies posted on its Facebook page that members of the group and volunteers were impacted and we are waiting for word on their conditions . The group's profile describes them as a group of grannies that meet once a week to practice routines for summer and winter parades . A Catholic priest, multiple parishioners and Waukesha Catholic schoolchildren were among those injured, the Archdiocese of Milwaukee spokeswoman Sandra Peterson said. Chris Germain, co-owner of the Aspire Dance Centre studio, had about 70 people in the parade ranging from as young as 2 being pulled in wagons to age 18. Germain, whose 3-year-old daughter was in the parade, said he was driving at the head of their entry when he saw a maroon SUV that just blazed right past us . A police officer ran past in chase. Germain said he jumped out of his own SUV and gathered the girls who were with him to safety. Then he walked forward to see the damage. There were small children laying all over the road, there were police officers and EMTs doing CPR on multiple members of the parade," he said. Angelito Tenorio, a West Allis alderman who is running for Wisconsin state treasurer, said he was watching the parade with his family when they saw the SUV come speeding into the area. Then we heard a loud bang, Tenorio said. And after that, we just heard deafening cries and screams from the crowd, from the people at the parade. And people started rushing, running away with tears in their eyes, crying. The Waukesha school district cancelled classes Monday and said in a notice on its website that extra counsellors would be on hand for students and staff. The parade's list of entries included cheer, dance and band entries associated with district schools. Governor Tony Evers said he and his wife, Kathy, were praying for Waukesha tonight and all the kids, families, and community members affected by this senseless act . The parade, held each year on the Sunday before Thanksgiving, is sponsored by the city's Chamber of Commerce. This year's, the 59th, had the theme of comfort and joy . Waukesha is a western suburb of Milwaukee, and about 55 miles (90 km) north of Kenosha, where Kyle Rittenhouse was acquitted Friday of charges stemming from the shooting of three men during unrest in that city in August 2020.