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Acer Aspire Pro AI Laptop Launched in India at ₹69,999

Acer, one of the world’s leading technology brands, today announced the launch of the new Aspire Pro AI laptop, expanding its AI-enabled computing portfolio with a device designed to meet the evolving needs of professionals, students, and everyday users. The announcement was made at the Next@Acer India event held on 10th August in Delhi. Powered by the Intel® Core™ Ultra 5 125H processor, the Aspire Pro combines AI-ready performance, portability, and modern productivity features in a sleek form factor. The laptop will be available exclusively through Acer’s offline retail partner network across India.

As AI becomes an integral part of everyday computing, the Aspire Pro is designed to help users work smarter, collaborate seamlessly, and multitask with ease. Built on Windows 11 Home and featuring a dedicated Copilot key, the laptop enables users to quickly access AI-powered assistance for content creation, productivity, research, and workflow management....

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OnePlus Campus Dominate 2026 Reaches Delhi NCR

Global technology brand OnePlus today announced the Delhi NCR leg of OnePlus Campus Dominate 2026, the third edition of its nationwide collegiate esports initiative that aims to bring competitive gaming directly to university campuses across India. Expanding to 16 universities across ten cities, this year’s tournament arrived for its

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PayU launches accessible payments checkout for blind and visually impaired users

PayU today announced the launch of an accessibility-focused payments checkout designed for people who are blind or visually impaired, with features aimed at improving navigation and independent use of digital payments. The checkout includes screen-reader optimisation, adaptive user profiles, visual accessibility modes and text resizing. PayU said the solution is

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The Job Interview Tattoo Guy Everyone Got Mad at Finally Explains Himself

Jordan Zietz wants to be clear: He has never, and will never, force anyone to tattoo his startup’s logo on their body. The 24-year-old briefly became the internet’s most hated person after LemonLime, his AI-for-small-business startup, hosted a party following Y Combinator's Startup School in late

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Big Cloud is poised to corner the market for enterprise hardware

AI gave hyperscalers first dibs on scarce kit, and business buyers may have little choice but to rent it back OPINION Whenever I talk to execs from hyperscale clouds, they suggest it is their destiny to eventually host the majority of enterprise workloads. That future is now in sight because

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OnePlus Campus Dominate 2026 Reaches Delhi NCR

PayU launches accessible payments checkout for blind and visually impaired users

The Job Interview Tattoo Guy Everyone Got Mad at Finally Explains Himself

Big Cloud is poised to corner the market for enterprise hardware