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These printers can also scan your documents and be operated using voice commands from AI assistants like Amazon Alexa.| ...

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The new Canon Pixma MG3070S wireless printer is primarily aimed to fulfil basic printing needs for homes and small offices. Priced at Rs. 3650, it gets the standard print, copy and scan functions.

Offering great optical clarity and image stabilization, these are ideal for wildlife enthusiasts. Plus, they're lightweight making them ideal for longer days out in nature. Uneven surfaces are not ...

It’s incredible to get 10x magnification and image stabilization in such a small package. We rate these binos highly for stargazing on holiday or when traveling but the plastic casing is hard and ...

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