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Dell Technologies has expanded its commercial workstation portfolio in India with the launch of the new Dell Pro Precision lineup, a range of AI-ready systems designed for professionals working with advanced engineering software, AI development, rendering and complex simulations. Alongside the new hardware, Dell has also introduced Dell Deskside Agentic AI, a solution that enables enterprises to deploy and run agentic AI workloads locally instead of relying solely on the cloud.

Hunting for a decent pair of affordable wireless earbuds can feel like a total nightmare right now, especially if you have never bought them before. The market is absolutely packed with random brands making massive promises on paper, only to completely fall flat the second you put them in your ears. Oppo usually plays a very different game, preferring to double down on useful, real-world features rather than cheap, gimmicky specifications.

Samsung has officially started selling the Galaxy A27 5G in India, following its recent launch. The new mid-range smartphone is now available through Samsung's official online store, offline retail outlets, partner stores and other leading e-commerce platforms. The Galaxy A27 5G arrives in three colour options, including Light Green, Light Pink and Black.

Over the past few years, Nothing has steadily expanded its smartphone portfolio with flagship and upper mid-range devices. Now, the company is taking a different approach. The Phone (4b) introduces an entirely new 'b' series, a fresh lineup that Nothing is positioning squarely in the mid-range segment. Importantly, the brand avoided stripping away the core features that put it on the map.

The mid-range smartphone market has never been more competitive. Whether your budget is around ₹25,000 or stretches closer to ₹30,000, you'll find plenty of options promising better cameras, larger batteries, faster charging and more powerful processors. Standing out has become increasingly difficult, especially as rising component costs and memory prices have made meaningful upgrades harder to deliver without increasing prices.

Alienware has expanded its gaming laptop portfolio in India with the launch of the new Alienware 15, a model that aims to make the premium gaming brand more accessible to a wider audience. Positioned as Alienware's most affordable gaming laptop yet, the new machine combines AMD Ryzen processors with NVIDIA RTX graphics, while retaining many of the design and thermal features that the brand is known for.

Reno devices usually carve out their own space by pairing sharp aesthetics with cameras that punch way above their price class. While Oppo uses the flagship Find X lineup to show off its wildest innovations, the Reno family focuses on nailing the middle ground: style, photography, and smooth daily performance. The Reno 16 sticks right to that formula rather than chasing pointless upgrades.

Marshall has expanded its range of party speakers in India with the launch of the new Bromley 450. Positioned as a more compact and affordable alternative to the flagship Bromley 750, the new speaker retains many of the features of its larger sibling while focusing on portability and long battery life.

For most of us, chargers are purely functional. We pay close attention to the phones we buy, spend hours picking out the right accessories for our desks and carefully curate the gadgets we use every day. Yet the one device that powers all of them is usually an afterthought, destined to disappear behind furniture or remain permanently plugged into a wall socket. That contrast stood out to me while testing the DailyObjects Node ecosystem over the past month.

For the longest time, I've looked at OnePlus as the brand you turned to when performance came first. Whether it was blazing-fast charging, fluid software or class-leading speed for the money, that identity remained remarkably consistent across its phones. The OnePlus N6, however, heads in a noticeably different direction.