Tag: monitor
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Punjab’s Farm Fires Major Reason Behind Delhi-NCR’s Air Pollution; Centre to Send Flying Squads to Monitor Situation
[ad_1] The Centre will send flying squads to Punjab and Haryana for monitoring stubble burning cases and submitting daily reports amid information which suggested that the crop burning in Punjab is the major reason behind Delhi-NCR’s air pollution. This decision was taken at a meeting chaired by the cabinet secretary on Wednesday. In attendance at…
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Best monitor arms 2023: The ultimate in flexibility
[ad_1] A quality monitor arm is one of the best upgrades you can make to your home office setup. Not only do monitor arms provide you with a lot more options to move and position your display/s around your desk, but they also free up space on your desk surface, leaving it open for other…
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Attention new parents: Walmart is practically giving away this baby monitor at its Holiday Kickoff sale
[ad_1] Walmart Amazon’s October Prime Day may be over, but you still have one day left to shop Walmart’s competing Holiday Kickoff Sale. There are plenty of can’t miss deals to shop on tech, home goods and more, but this baby monitor deal is one of the best. The 4.5-star-rated Febfoxes baby monitor and indoor camera offers 1080p video…
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Asus shares ROG Swift Pro PG248QP monitor specs, highlighted by a 540 Hz refresh rate
[ad_1] What just happened? Asus has shared more information about its upcoming ultra-fast refresh rate, pro gaming monitor, the ROG Swift Pro PG248QP. The esports-grade gaming accessory was introduced at CES back in January, but some key details were withheld until just recently. The ROG Swift Pro PG248QP features a 24.1-inch Full HD (1,920 x…
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Man charged after removing ankle monitor, was previously arrested for murder: Toronto police – Toronto
[ad_1] A man who was wanted earlier this month for removing an ankle monitor was previously arrested for first-degree murder in Windsor, Toronto police say. Police said 27-year-old Prince Charles was initially arrested on May 18, 2021 for first-degree murder. On Sept. 5, police said they responded to the area of Allen Road and Lawrence…
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NRO and Space Force launch “watchdog” satellites to monitor potential adversaries in space
[ad_1] A United Launch Alliance Atlas 5 rocket blasted off and boosted multiple National Reconnaissance Office satellites into space Sunday to keep tabs on the behavior of potential enemy spacecraft in the high orbit favored by spy satellites, communications stations and other high-priority U.S. assets. The NROL-107 payload, made up of an unknown number of…
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Lenovo pushes display innovation with 3D monitor, OLED Legion Glasses
[ad_1] Lenovo announced two new display solutions at the IFA show in Berlin: a 3D display for content creation, and a pair of micro-OLED goggles for consuming that content (or anything else) on a pair of private screens that you can strap to your head. The Lenovo ThinkVision 27 3D Monitor is a 27-inch IPS…
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Monitor lizard runs off with baby crocodile in Kruger
[ad_1] Posted on 7 August 2023 A visitor to Kruger National Park captured the moment when a sneaky monitor lizard stole a baby crocodile from a nest. Mark Fox – Foxy’s On Safari captured this sighting when she ‘had noticed a female crocodile with eggs near the Vurhami bridge. We would regularly stop on the…
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The World’s first color E-Ink monitor looks wild – but we have questions
[ad_1] More than a decade after the first color, electronic paper displays popped up at CES 2010, the technology’s chief innovator E Ink has built a color panel capable of powering ereaders, smartphones, retail signage displays, and, now, even monitors. This week, Chinese electronics manufacturer Dasung unveiled what it’s calling The World’s First E Ink…
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Russia will monitor Saudi-hosted Ukraine peace talks – POLITICO
[ad_1] Press play to listen to this article Voiced by artificial intelligence. Russia said Monday it will closely follow talks on Ukraine set to take place in Saudi Arabia early next month. Saudi Arabia is planning to host peace talks including Ukraine, Western nations and selected major developing countries in August, the Wall Street Journal…