Tag: specs

Asus Zenfone Max M2 and Pro M2 specs and images leak

Loknath Das

The Asus Zenfone Max M2 and the Pro M2 have showed up on a few occasions in the last few weeks in leaks and teasers but the new report is a bit more revealing than you’d expect. It has almost all the specs and renders that you’d need. Asus Zenfone Max Pro M2 WinFuture brings us detailed renders showing the design of both phones. The first thing we notice is that the non-Pro variant has slightly thicker chin and a narrower notch but otherwise the two follow the same design…

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iBall Slide PenBook 2-in-1 launched at Rs 24,999: Specs, features

Loknath Das

Domestic consumer electronics company iBall on Thursday launched a two-in-one “iBall Slide PenBook” in India Priced at Rs 24,999, the Windows-based device is available via Amazon.in and retail stores. The device with 10.1-inch, full multi-touch HD display and IPS technology sports 5MP auto-focus rear camera and 2MP front camera. “iBall Slide PenBook” showcases a unique ‘Windows Hello,’ a quick fingerprint scanner feature. It also has’Cortana with Voice’ that helps users remember their tasks. “Our latest two-in-one ‘iBall Slide PenBook’ is a world-class offering with latest technology wonders of Windows inking,…

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BMW M5 verdict and specs

Loknath Das

Should I buy one? The early signs – and that’s strictly all these are – are very good indeed. The new BMW M5 seems to lose nothing by adopting four-wheel drive, and gains one of the most sophisticated and versatile drivelines ever seen on a performance saloon, which seems to be able to make the car’s handling as surefooted or as lurid as the occasion demands. Overall, the car looks like it will continue to mix everyday refinement and civility with speed and driver thrills to slightly more mature effect…

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Renault Captur review verdict and specs

Loknath Das

Should I buy one? There is good reason for the Captur being Europe’s best-selling small SUV. With a competitive starting price, an attractive aesthetic and a flexible interior, the Captur sticks to the formula well. And yet this updated-for-2017 model doesn’t feel quite as accomplished as its newer, fresher rivals. The variety of engines on offer feels restrictive, interior quality isn’t quite up there with its best rivals’ and the driving experience leaves us slightly cold. A practical, cheap to run small SUV, then, but one that’s also a tad…

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