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Android Authority
9 hours ago
- Business
- Android Authority
Are you looking for a portable monitor? This 15.6-inch ASUS ZenScreen is on sale!
I can tell you first-hand that having a second monitor takes your productivity to the next level. The thing is, full monitors are meant to be stationary. What about us digital nomads? Portable monitors are becoming more common, but they can still be a bit expensive. You need to find ways to save, and today we came across a nice deal on the ASUS ZenScreen 15.6-Inch Portable Monitor (MB16ACE). Buy the ASUS ZenScreen 15.6-Inch Portable Monitor MB16ACE for $169.99 ($29.01 off) This offer is available from Amazon. We're not sure how long the offer will stick around. ASUS isn't quite at the level of the big brands, but it is highly respected and known for its quality products in the PC business. It is especially popular in the portable monitor market, and the ASUS ZenScreen 15.6-Inch Portable Monitor (MB16ACE) is an excellent option for those who want both quality and value, especially at today's discounted price of $169.99. Those looking for added peace of mind will love this one, as it also comes backed by a three-year ASUS warranty. This is almost unheard of in the tech industry. Additionally, it is tested to withstand bumps, as well as drops from a desk or table. This model also went through 5-500Hz vibration tests. It's a rugged product, so it's surprising to see that its design is very sleek and elegant. It will look great in any office, meeting, or wherever you take it. It measures only 8mm in thickness and weighs a mere 710g. You can easily carry it in any backpack or even a laptop bag. In terms of the display, you'll enjoy a pretty large 15.6-inch IPS screen with a Full HD resolution (1,920 x 1,080). It features a 60Hz refresh rate, which isn't amazing, but it is pretty good. If you want a smoother refresh rate, the MB16AHG model has a 144Hz refresh rate, and it is only $9.01 more. You can connect the ASUS ZenScreen 15.6-Inch Portable Monitor (MB16ACE) to your laptop via USB-C for both video and power. While convenient, this does raise a bit of a concern for some. You will need a laptop that supports both video and power output through USB-C. Most modern laptops can handle it, but you should double-check to make sure. I also wish it supported HDMI, but some sacrifices must be made to keep this display so portable. A very convenient foldable stand is included. It also works as a cover when not in use, keeping the screen protected at all times. It's actually a pretty cool stand that folds origami-style. It works in both portrait and landscape orientation. The ASUS ZenScreen 15.6-Inch Portable Monitor (MB16ACE) will be a great addition to your mobile computing setup. Go catch this deal before the sale ends! Follow
Vogue
13 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Vogue
Fumito Ganryu Tokyo Spring 2026 Collection
Fumito Ganryu was in a jubilant mood as he walked through his collection from the safety of an air-conditioned showroom on a baking hot summer's morning in Tokyo. The 49-year-old former Comme staffer, who is originally from Fukuoka, had been dreaming of outdoor adventures, and this season built an expedition-ready wardrobe that would do Indiana Jones proud. Darting around the sunny showroom, he explained the collection thus: 'I always think of adventuring in the summer. It reminds me of being a kid, and when the weather gets warmer I want to get out into the world.' (Ganryu recommends Nasu, in Tochigi, as a beautiful place to go hiking). Standouts included the belted field jackets, pocket-festooned button-ups, and mesh-backed military jackets, which were shown alongside unfussy graphic T-shirts, double-zip hoodies, and quick-drying shorts. A terry cloth cape, which the designer called a 'changing poncho,' had been devised to make getting changed outdoors much easier and more dignified (no more awkward wiggling under a towel at the beach). It will no doubt please surfers, campers, and festival goers alike. This came alongside a toweled trench coat that was as comfortable and cozy as a bathrobe but with peak lapels and a side tie that nudged it just enough in the direction of formality to be acceptable in public. A collaboration with Full Count (one of the Osaka 5, the pioneering gold-standard brands of Japanese denim), grounded the collection with some robust selvedge jeans and jackets. The designer added asymmetric twists to the patterns of jeans so that they were intentionally tilted, and gathered the back seam of jackets which brought a sense of levity to the dense fabric. Outdoorsy fashion has been done to death in menswear over the past few years, but here Ganryu made it feel fresh, fun, and genuinely useful. The designer had never heard of the internet slang term 'touch grass,' but it was nonetheless the sentiment at the heart of this collection. You wanted to put it all on and embark on an adventure of your own, mosquito net poncho at the ready.
Yahoo
14-07-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
SIG launches aseptic carton packs without aluminium layer
SIG has introduced one-litre aseptic carton packs made from Terra Alu-free + Full barrier material without an aluminium layer. This move aims to reduce the environmental impact compared to standard SIG cartons. After success with single-serve cartons, SIG is now applying its aluminium-free material to the juice category and multi-serve formats. In parts of Germany, retailer Aldi will use this packaging for its Rio d'oro grape juice, which lowers the carbon footprint of standard multi-serve cartons by 29%. The cartons are filled by Quargentan, an Italian food and beverage producer, using its existing SIG Midi 12 Aseptic filling machine. The new material reportedly matches the protective qualities and 12-month shelf life of standard SIG aseptic cartons. Available worldwide, the packaging material works with existing SIG filling lines, capable of producing up to 24,000 small cartons or 15,000 multi-serve cartons per hour. Minimal changes to filling machines are needed, allowing manufacturers to switch easily between aluminium-free and standard materials. By eliminating the aluminium layer typically used in cartons for products such as plant-based drinks, juice, or flavoured milk, the material uses over 80% paper and a thin polymer coating to shield against oxygen, light, moisture, and loss of aroma. This reduces the number of raw materials used from three to two and, when paired with wood-based polymers, can decrease the carbon footprint of multi-serve SIG cartons by up to 61%. SIG Europe president and general manager José Matthijsse said: 'At SIG, one of our goals is to increase the paper content in our aseptic cartons to at least 90% -including the closure - by 2030, allowing further reduction of carbon emissions, and creating a regenerative food packaging system. 'On the way there, we have developed this packaging structure that is made of more than 80% paper and reduces the number of raw materials from three to two. 'This breakthrough innovation has the potential to streamline the recycling process for aseptic cartons, only requiring the separation of paperboard and polymers.' Earlier this month, SIG unveiled its plans to expand its advanced aseptic carton production facility in Querétaro, Mexico. "SIG launches aseptic carton packs without aluminium layer" was originally created and published by Packaging Gateway, a GlobalData owned brand. The information on this site has been included in good faith for general informational purposes only. It is not intended to amount to advice on which you should rely, and we give no representation, warranty or guarantee, whether express or implied as to its accuracy or completeness. You must obtain professional or specialist advice before taking, or refraining from, any action on the basis of the content on our site. Sign in to access your portfolio
Arabian Post
12-07-2025
- Automotive
- Arabian Post
Bold Move: BYD Takes Car-Crash Liability for Level‑4 Parking
China's BYD has pledged to assume full legal and financial responsibility for any accidents involving its new Level‑4 autonomous parking system, marking a decisive shift in automaker liability practices. The commitment, limited to parking scenarios using its 'God's Eye' system, allows drivers to bypass insurance claims entirely: damages will be handled directly through BYD after-sales services. BYD's announcement follows confirmation that its God's Eye system has reached Level‑4 autonomy in smart parking settings, enabling vehicles to handle parking tasks fully independently under defined conditions. Drivers can remove their hands, eyes and minds from the process during use. By assuming liability—a first for Level‑4 parking technology—the company reflects strong confidence in its product, citing its extensive smart‑vehicle cloud infrastructure, the largest R&D team in the sector, and over one million vehicles now equipped. Unlike traditional insurance frameworks where drivers often face premium hikes after an accident, BYD's approach aims to protect users from financial penalty: repairs, third‑party property damage and personal injury compensation incurred through algorithm malfunctions or sensor errors will be covered by the automaker. Legal liability will be determined by whether the system was at fault, not by the vehicle owner. This hands‑off model emphasises convenience, trust and reduced risk for customers. ADVERTISEMENT BYD is not alone in developing Level‑4 parking capabilities: Mercedes‑Benz has demonstrated similar technology within a designated automated garage at Stuttgart Airport. However, Mercedes only offers placement in limited areas; BYD seeks broader deployment across its domestic fleet. While Tesla and others pioneer driver‑assist innovations—Tesla's Autopark remains at Level‑2—BYD's insurance guarantee sets it apart as an industry trailblazer. The liability pledge comes alongside the launch of BYD's most significant over‑the‑air software update to date. The enhancement extends to all God's Eye B and C variants, promising improved parking scenarios, a 'three‑speed parking' feature, as well as safety and driving performance upgrades. The system now supports complex manoeuvres like offset and front‑in parking, automatic mirror folding, and better detection of overhead obstacles. Analysts say this strategic move addresses ongoing regulatory scrutiny and consumer concerns about who is liable when an autonomous system errs. China's evolving rules now require clarity on technical capabilities, driver monitoring and safety, particularly after high‑profile incidents involving other emerging autonomous systems. BYD's guarantee may fortify consumer trust while differentiating it from Tesla, whose Full Self‑Driving feature remains under investigation in multiple jurisdictions. Consumers will benefit directly: if a parked BYD vehicle is at fault in an incident using God's Eye, users simply contact BYD after‑sales support. The repair is handled with zero involvement of insurers and without impact on insurance premiums. By shifting risk back to the manufacturer, BYD may spur competitors to rethink liability models—especially as automated systems become more commonplace. BYD's God's Eye suite varies across three tiers: C on budget models like the Seagull; B adds LiDAR to mid‑range vehicles; A integrates three LiDAR sensors for premium brands such as Yangwang. Importantly, the Level‑4 parking functionality is not limited to high‑end models—it is being rolled out across all tiers via the OTA update. This accelerated democratisation of autonomous parking is part of BYD's broader ambition to embed intelligent driving across its lineup at accessible price points. Regulators, insurers and rival manufacturers will watch closely as BYD's system is tested at scale. The company's coverage promise may shift industry norms, particularly in countries where liability regimes for autonomous systems remain unsettled. If successful, this strategy could evolve into a competitive masterstroke—offering state‑of‑the‑art tech while guarding consumer interests.
Scottish Sun
09-07-2025
- Business
- Scottish Sun
Sky overtakes Virgin Media with ‘Britain's FASTEST broadband package' – exact price for top speed & cheaper alternative
Does your household even need these kinds of speeds? Read our analysis below Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) SKY has launched an eye-wateringly fast new broadband service overtaking its arch rival Virgin Media. The telecoms giant claims it now has the UK's fastest broadband speeds from any major provider in the country. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 1 New service is available to some 4.5million premises now Credit: Sky Millions of households will have access to new Full Fibre 2.5 Gigafast+ and Full Fibre 5 Gigafast+ packages. The fastest of the two can download an entire 4K movie in as little as 45 seconds. It'll come with a new hub router - Sky's most advanced yet - that's capable of handling the huge speed boost. The service utilises CityFibre's network instead of Openreach, which is currently available to some 4.5million premises. CityFibre - which signed a deal with Sky last year - aims to eventually cover eight million homes. Sky will continue to offer services using Openreach's network, whose Full Fibre network reaches about 25 million premises at present. "We're proud to be setting a new standard in UK broadband. With speeds up to 5 Gbps, our new Full Fibre Gigafast+ packages make Sky the UK's fastest major broadband provider," said Sophia Ahmad, Chief Consumer Officer at Sky. "Combined with our existing full fibre range, we're offering more choice than ever before. "Powered by cutting-edge WiFi 7 technology, these plans deliver smarter, faster, and more reliable connectivity to homes across the country." But the new gigabit packages don't come cheap. Soaring temperatures could affect your Wi-Fi, experts warn – how to stop your router overheating & avoid speed slow down Full Fibre 2.5 Gigafast+ starts at £70 per month, while Full Fibre 5 Gigafast+ with WiFi Max starts from £80 per month. However, bosses tell The Sun that bundle deals with Sky Glass and Sky Sports could launch in future. "Sky is making the most of CityFibre's full fibre network to offer its customers fast and reliable Multi-Gig speeds and an outstanding online experience," said Greg Mesch, CEO of CityFibre. "This partnership is bringing more choice and better broadband to millions of homes on CityFibre's nationwide, growing network – vital for how people live today and helping to deliver a healthy, competitive market for the long-term."
