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Realme held an international presentation of the 14 Pro smartphone series. Along with the previously announced flagship 14 Pro+, the manufacturer presented the basic model 14 Pro, which is more affordable, but lacks a periscope camera and is equipped with a less powerful processor.

Display specifications:

Realme 14 Pro+: 6.83-inch AMOLED screen

Realme 14 Pro: 6.77-inch AMOLED screen Both models support a refresh rate of 120 Hz and a resolution above 1080p. Smartphones are equipped with an under-screen fingerprint scanner and front cameras in a punch-hole cutout (32 MP for Pro+ and 16 MP for Pro).

Processors and performance The key difference between models lies in the chipsets used:

14 Pro+: Snapdragon 7s Gen 3

14 Pro: Dimensity 7300 with previous generation processor cores

Innovative design The Pearl White version with a heat-sensitive coating deserves special attention - the first in the world to change color when the case is cooled below 16°C from white to blue.

Realme 14 Pro+ cameras and photo capabilities:

Main camera: 50 MP Sony IMX 896 (sensor size 1/1.56") with OIS

Periscope camera: 50 MP Sony IMX882

Support for 120x SuperZoom (3x optical + digital zoom)

AI Ultra Clarity 2.0 technology to improve the quality of images with 20x and 60x magnification

Realme 14 Pro:

Main camera: 50 MP Sony IMX882 with OIS

Ultra-wide-angle camera: 8 MP

Ocean Oculus design with three rings (two functional + decorative)

Battery and charging

Capacity: 6000 mAh (15% more than its predecessors)

Fast charging: 80W for Pro+ and 45W for Pro

Guaranteed safety of 80% capacity after 1600 charging cycles

Software

Realme UI 6.0 based on Android 15

NFC 360° support (depends on the region)

Our smartphones have become our most powerful ally in creating content, not just because of the apps they can run but also because of their ability to capture moments almost instantly. Their cameras have become so capable that they easily rival point-and-click shooters and their Internet connectivity makes it so easy to click and share on the go. It’s the live streamer and aspiring “Instafamous” online celebrity’s magic tool for sharing anything and everything.
All that power, however, also comes with unnecessary complexity and distractions since these are still phones after all. Digital cameras offer a simpler experience but their size and style often clash with Gen Z aesthetics. This camera concept tries to rethink the problem and bring those two worlds together to produce a design that obviously caters to the needs and tastes of the social media crowd.

Last month Xiaomi announced that it would soon launch two new compact format projectors that had the Google TV operating system and a screen of up to 120 inches. Without knowing the date of its launch, and by surprise, they have already been on sale at the PowerPlanet store. The Xiaomi Smart Projector L1 can be found for 249.95 euros and the Xiaomi Smart Projector L1 Pro is priced at 329 euros.

Xiaomi Smart Projector L1 is a compact format projector whose most outstanding characteristics are its operating system and its screen between 40 and 120 inches, which also offers a Full HD resolution and a brightness of 200 ISO lumens. It is also equipped with several speakers, so it is not necessary to have an audio team at home to enjoy the projector.

In addition to the Google TV operating system, which is interesting because it allows us to access a wide repertoire of app, other devices can be connected to the projector through HDMI, Wi -Fi, Bluetooth and USB. In addition, this model has some functions and characteristics to improve the experience; such as self-effect, multi-angle trapezoidal correction and smart screen alignment.

On the other hand, Xiaomi Smart Projector L1 Pro is oriented to those looking for better benefits. In this sense, in addition to having Google TV as an operating system and having a screen between 40 and 120 inches, it offers a Full HD resolution and its maximum brightness is 400 ISO lumens.

Its speakers offer a slightly larger power, (10W distributed between its two speakers against the 6W of the most basic projector) and the design varies slightly: the Xiaomi Smart Projector L1 Pro is a bit narrower and weighs almost double (2 kg front front at 1.2 kg).

Pendants, bracelets and "buttons" on the forehead: the new wearables with ia listen to you (and record) all day

In 2017 Google launched a camera called 'Google Clips' that was designed to be carried almost as a pendant to then use it to record all kinds of videos instantly. Soon the debates on the impact it could have as a device to invade privacy, and finally the device, which was not settled, was canceled in 2019.

That was just an example of a long series of devices whose purpose seemed very positive but whose implications - as happened with the Snapchat spectacles - were not so much.

Since then we have lived debates such as how much our intelligent speakers "spy" us, but that has not prevented that products of this type have continued. Products that have the same good intentions but that generate the same doubts regarding a potential invasion of privacy.