The CZUR ET24 Pro can scan any documents up to A3 size (16.5” x 11.7”), making it suitable for the majority of book scanning ...

The Legion Pro 7 is Lenovo's highest end 16" gaming laptop and a pretty hefty upgrade from its more mainstream Legion Pro 5 laptop. It features a more premium build thanks to a full metal chassis ...

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The Lenovo Legion Pro 7 is an innovative laptop designed to meet the needs of gamers and professionals who demand exceptional performance. Powered by advanced hardware, including the AMD Ryzen 9955 HX ...

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Legion Pro 7 (2025) features up to an Nvidia RTX 5080 GPU Legion Pro 7 (2025) weighs about 2.72kg The gaming laptop is yet to launch in India ...

Easy to set up and use. Stable and fast performance. Doubles as a smart-home hub with Matter, Thread, and Zigbee support. Compatible with other Eero devices. Slick software. Eero systems have a ...

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