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More Beauties from Baselworld 2015

Chawm Ganguly — Thu, 12 Mar 2015 12:37:57 +0000

Graff

Diamond MasterGraff Grand Date Dual Time Tourbillon

Graff orchestrates a fascinating encounter between Haute Horlogerie and Haute Joaillerie with its new creation: the Diamond MasterGraff Grand Date Dual Time Tourbillon. The result of more than 2,000 hours of development, its mechanical movement associates a flying tourbillon with a dual-time display and a large instantaneous date that jumps at exactly midnight. While the exclusive calibre reveals the beauty of its gear wheels through the sapphire crystal, the case and dial exalt the jewellery-making expertise of the House through a dazzling setting of 329 diamonds totalling 13.7 carats. Set against a backdrop of rose or white gold, the precious stones exercise their timeless powers of fascination and sparkle with radiant fire on a dial also lit up by an emerald at noon, as well as forming the emblematic Graff signature on the dial: an invisibly-set mosaic crafted using an exclusive technique resulting from a full year’s research.

Movement

Mechanical hand-wound, exclusive Graff 5 calibre, 60-hour power reserve

Functions

Hours, minutes, flying tourbillon, large instantaneous date, dual time

Case

18K rose or white gold, 43 mm Gold hour-markers

Dial

Entirely paved with diamonds Emerald at 12 o’clock (0.04 ct) Flying tourbillon at 6 o’clock

Bracelet/strap

Black crocodile leather

Oris

Calobra Chronograph Limited Edition II

Oris takes us to the island of Mallorca for the Oris Rallye Clásico, of which it is the title sponsor. For the latest edition of this classic car rally, the brand unveils a chronograph which is inspired by the dashboard instruments of the 1960s and 70s sports cars taking part. Hour and minute counters have been rotated 270° while the mechanism is designed so that hands reset to zero between 8 and 9 o’clock, as on the counter of a stationary car. This new watch also takes its colours from car dashboards. The back is engraved with a “tieknot” representing the hairpin bends in the mountain roads where the race is held. This chronograph is proposed as a 250-piece limited series. The Oris Calobra Day Date Limited Edition II, also a special issue for the 2015 rally, is made as a 1,000-piece limited series.

Movement

Oris 676 automatic calibre on an ETA 7753 base

Functions

Hours, minutes, seconds, date, chronograph, tachymeter

Case

Steel, 44 mm Bi-directional rotating bezel in dark green ceramic with “good grip” rubber around the outside Domed anti-reflective sapphire crystal Water-resistant to 100 metres (10 bar/330 ft)

Corum

Golden Bridge Dragon & Phoenix

Corum has let its creativity run free and orchestrated an encounter between two of the most fascinating creatures in Chinese mythology: the dragon, symbol of life and strength, and the phoenix, bearer of good omens. Joined together by the legendary baguette movement that is exclusive to Corum, these mythical beasts bring the promise of prosperity. Hand-sculpted from gold, they come to life through meticulous engraving; a single piece takes three weeks to complete. This Golden Bridge Dragon & Phoenix is a lesson in mechanical virtuosity too, as revealed by the linear architecture of the CO113 calibre whose vertical axis is prolonged by the crown at 6 o’clock to further highlight its exceptional construction. The movement is enclosed inside the transparency of a tonneau case with crystal, back and sides all in sapphire, so that the eye can embrace both dragon and phoenix in their three dimensions.

Movement

Mechanical hand-wound, CO113 calibre, 28,800 vib/h, variable-inertia balance, 18K red gold bridges and plate, 40-hour power reserve

Functions

Hours, minutes

Case

18K pink gold, 34 x 51 mm Anti-reflective sapphire crystal Sapphire back and sides Water-resistant to 30 metres (3 bar/100 ft)

Dial

Hand-engraved dragon and phoenix in 18K pink gold

Bracelet/strap

Alligator with 18K pink gold buckle

Other versions

18K pink gold case set with 396 VVS, D to G, full-cut diamonds (4.15 cts)

de Grisogono

Instrumento N° Uno Annual Calendar

Inspired by the endless creativity of its founder, Fawaz Gruosi, Haute Horlogerie brand de Grisogono introduces a new aesthetic to its flagship Instrumento collection, which celebrates its 15th anniversary this year. Masculine and original in its design, this annual calendar measures time with natural elegance. The dial adopts a subtle asymmetry to display the calendar indications, with a large date at 12 o’clock and the month at 8 o’clock. Small seconds are shown at 5 o’clock. Instrumento N° Uno Annual Calendar delivers a practical function with infinite sophistication: the date should be corrected just once a year, at the end of February. This beautifully balanced timepiece features a new strap design which integrates seamlessly with the case, ensuring an even more commanding presence on the wrist.

Movement

Mechanical automatic, QA 20-89 calibre, blackened movement, 30 jewels, 28,800 vib/h (4Hz), 42-hour power reserve

Functions

Hours, minutes, seconds, annual calendar (day and month)

Case

18K pink gold Black diamond set in the crown Water-resistant to 30 metres (3 bar/100 ft)

Dial

Black or old silver Large date at 12 o’clock Month at 8 o’clock Small seconds at 5 o’clock

Bracelet/strap

Integrated alligator strap with 18K pink gold triple folding clasp

De Bethune

DB28 GS

Each De Bethune watch places innovation at the centre of the creative process, all the while perpetuating the spirit of the Enlightenment’s great master watchmakers. The new DB28 GS upholds this same philosophy, with four patented inventions inside its calibre. The self-regulating twin barrel delivers six days of power reserve. The balance spring terminal curve, and the annular balance in silicon and white gold, with its lighter weight and maximum inertia, are breakthroughs in watchmaking technology that guarantee the movement’s performance and precision. A triple pare-chute shock-absorber system protects the movement by a titanium bridge mounted on springs. The DB28 GS also stands out for its remarkable wearer comfort, a combination of lightweight titanium, the crown at 12 o’clock, and the patented floating lugs which adapt to suit the thickness and movements of the wrist.

Movement

Mechanical hand-wound, DB2115 calibre, 28,800 vib/h, self-regulating twin barrel, silicon/white gold balance, balance spring with flat terminal curve, tripe pare-chute system, silicon escape wheel, hand-finished and hand-decorated, 6-day power reserve

Functions

Hours, minutes, power-reserve indicator

Case

Hand-polished and smoothed grade 5 titanium, 44 mm Sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating on both sides Water-resistant to 100 metres (10 bar/330 ft)

Bracelet/strap

Natural rubber

Eterna

Royal KonTiki GMT

A legendary watch and longtime star of the Eterna collections, the KonTiki returns with a brand-new heart. And what a heart! The first of 88 possible variations of the new Calibre 39 by Eterna – a Manufacture movement based on an ultra-rational construction and capable of generating interpretations ranging from a two-hand manually-wound version through to an automatic chronograph. And all that in chronometer-precision quality! Three screws are enough to secure any and all of the modules or sub-assemblies, themselves composed of a limited number of parts. The first variation of this refined mechanism features a dual-time display elegantly staged on a dial by means of a red pointer sweeping around a light-and-dark-shaded ring corresponding to nighttime and daytime hours. The robust and sporty new case of the Royal KonTiki borrows its sandblasted curved grooves from the 1970s models, while proudly sporting a curvaceous case that is unmistakably its own.

Movement

Mechanical automatic Eterna 3945 movement on 39 base calibre, 28 jewels, 28,800 vib/h, Spherodrive ball bearing-mounted spring barrel, 68-hour power reserve

Functions

Hours, minutes, seconds, date, dual time, day/night indication

Case

Satin-finish and polished steel, 42.30 mm Black PVD-treated crown guard and screws Scratch-resistant anti-glare sapphire crystal Water-resistant to 100 metres (10 bar / 330 ft)

Dial

Black Luminescent hands

Bracelet/strap

Black rubber with pin buckle

Mercury

Sky Master ME285

Already renowned for its sport watches, last year Mercury launched a new line of agelessly elegant timepieces. After a highly successful debut, the collection is joined by the ME 285. Proposed in versions for men and for women, with and without diamonds, it displays time with particular refinement thanks to the attention lavished on every detail. The dial, with its delicate guilloché pattern, welcomes generous Roman numerals and a railroad chapter ring for a classic feel. The large date at 6 o’clock together with retrograde days at 12 o’clock give rhythm to the whole. Implicit to this watch is its perfect functionality for everyday wear. The case with its curved lugs is sculpted from steel and proposed in different renditions that will each stand the test of time, thanks to the robustness of the case design.

Movement

Quartz

Functions

Hours, minutes, seconds, day, date

Case

Steel, two-tone steel or steel with diamonds

Dial

Guilloché silver or black Small seconds and large date at 6 o’clock Retrograde day at 12 o’clock

Bracelet/strap

Leather, steel or two-tone steel

Genie

Grandor

Grandor by Genie brings a new expression of time that will never go out of style. Inside the smooth contours of a two-tone case beats an automatic movement displaying time’s most fundamental elements for essential daily use: three hands and a date. The brand’s bell logo forms an elegant raised pattern across the gold-coloured dial. The hours are marked by delicate diamonds, together with Roman numerals for a touch of classicism. Extending refinement to the smallest details, Grandor reveals the beauty of its mechanical calibre through a sapphire crystal case back. A steel bracelet in two colours brings the perfect final touch.

Movement

Mechanical automatic, SW200 calibre

Functions

Hours, minutes, seconds, date

Case

316L stainless steel Yellow gold-plated bezel Anti-reflective sapphire crystal Sapphire back Water-resistant to 50 metres (5 bar/165 ft)

Dial

Yellow with bell logo 8 applied diamond hour-markers Date window at 3 o’clock Luminescent gold-toned hands

Bracelet/strap

Two-tone 316L steel with yellow gold PVD treatment, folding clasp

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Mercury Revamps the Popular mTAB Star Tablet with MTK8377 Chipset

Chawm Ganguly — Wed, 04 Dec 2013 12:21:52 +0000

Inbuilt with 1GB DDR3 Memory and 8GB Storage, built with richest multimedia features

NEW DELHI / BANGALORE / MUMBAI, India – December 4, 2013

Kobian, a leading player in computer peripherals and tablets, announced the new version of its mTAB Star upgraded with the latest MTK8377 chipset from MediaTek. It is built with dual 1GHz Cortex A9 application processor from ARM and PowerVR Series5 SGX GPU. It offers MediaTek’s proven 3G/HSPA/Edge modem, and runs the Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. With the integration of MT8377 chipset, mTAB Star performance has boosted by up to 40% compared to single-core platform.

Features of MT8377

Providing rich multimedia features including a high resolution camera and high-definition 1080p video playback
Supporting high-resolution displays of up to HD720 (1280×720) resolution
Integrating built-in stereo 3D panel support and DTV-grade display picture quality
Best-in-class connectivity technology by providing 4-in-1 connectivity combo that converges Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 4.0, GPS and FM

Sushmita Das, Country Manager – India at Kobian Pte Ltd said “All new mTAB Star is powered with the latest MTK8377 chipset which will help users to have a smooth computing experience. It also comes inbuilt with 1GB DDR3 Memory and 8GB storage to save more data.”

Availability and Warranty

mTAB Star is expected to be available by 3rd week of December and comes with 1 year warranty.

About Kobian Pte Ltd

Since its inception in 1978, Kobian has always led the way, breaking boundaries and taking on new challenges head on. From the onset Kobian has cultured a passion for innovation through the development of easy-to-use, dependable technology to bring out the very best in people.

Operating in more than 8 countries around the world, including India, Indian subcontinent, ASEAN countries and MEA, Kobian applies new thinking and ideas to create simple, valuable and trusted experiences with technology, continually improving the way customers live and work.

Kobian offers a complete technology product portfolio through Mercury and IXA brands, comprehensively meeting customers’ specific needs. Thanks to a solid management team, Kobian’s performance has been consistently strong in volatile environments.

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Mercury unveils 7in Dual Core 3G Tablet – mTAB Star

Chawm Ganguly — Tue, 27 Aug 2013 11:39:02 +0000

Ultra sleek powered with Dual core processor

NEW DELHI / BANGALORE / MUMBAI, India – August 27, 2013

Kobian, a leading player in computer peripherals and tablets, announced the launch of its first Dual Core 7in Tablet – mTAB Star. Powered with the latest MediaTek chipset and Cortex A9 Dual core processor, mTAB Star performs at top-notch level. Enjoy lighting fast uploads and downloads with the inbuilt 3G feature.

True to life colors and breathtaking viewing on the 1024 x 600 pixel high resolution, multi touch screen. Android 4.1 powers the Tablet which is built in with 4GB storage expandable to 32GB, SGX531 3D engine, v2.1 Bluetooth support. Video calls and capturing memories and videos get easier with the Dual Camera and the special featured flash for the best picture shoots. Immerse in endless reading, social networking and internet surfing with in-built Wi-Fi module and call anyone, anytime through 3G SIM facility.

Equipped with HDMI output, Flash 11 support, mTAB Star promises to be the best entertainment partner displaying brilliance and spectacularly rich images, fast processing speed with Dual Core cpu and perfect connectivity with friends and family through 3G, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.

mTAB Star brings you closer in synergizing style, work and play. The stylish tablet is encased in a premium metal body that is incredibly light at 300gm and attractively thin at 10.55mm. Nonetheless it manages to pack a powerful, long lasting 3000mAh battery beneath the sleekness.

Sushmita Das, Country Manager – India at Kobian Pte Ltd said “mTAB Star will compete and stand strong as the ultimate choice for purchase this festive season across the consumers for its light weight and advanced features at attractive cost. It has all the required latest features to enjoy work and play. It has been well designed and developed to address the increasing demand for stylish products in the market.”

Availability and Warranty

mTAB Star comes with 1 year warranty and expected to be available in 1^st week of September 2013

About Kobian Pte Ltd

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NEW REPORT HIGHLIGHTS EXTENT OF COAL PLANT WATER POLLUTION, OMB OBSTRUCTION

Chawm Ganguly — Wed, 24 Jul 2013 07:05:25 +0000

WASHINGTON, DC///July 23, 2013///A new report released today by a coalition of environmental and clean water groups, highlights the critical need to clean up power plant water pollution. The report, “Closing the Floodgates: How the Coal Industry Is Poisoning Our Water and How We Can Stop It,” found that:

* In the absence of any effective pollution limit, coal plants have become by far the largest source of toxic water pollution in the country, based on toxicity.

* Of the 274 coal plants that discharge coal ash and scrubber wastewater into waterways, nearly 70 percent (188) have no limits on the toxics most commonly found in these discharges (arsenic, boron, cadmium, lead, mercury, and selenium) that are dumped directly into rivers, lakes, streams and bays.

* Of these 274 coal plants, more than one-third (102) have no requirements to monitor or report discharges of these toxic metals to government agencies or the public.

* A total of 71 coal plants surveyed discharge toxic water pollution into rivers, lakes, streams and bays that have already been declared impaired due to poor water quality. Of these plants that are dumping toxic metals into impaired waterways, more than three out of four coal plants (59) have no permit that limits the amount of toxic metals it can dump.

* Nearly half of the coal plants surveyed (187) are operating with an expired Clean Water Act permit. 53 of these power plants are operating with permits that expired five or more years ago.

Based on available water permits, the groups surveyed 386 coal plants across the country and identified 274 coal plants that discharge either coal ash or scrubber wastewater. The report reviewed the extent to which the permits limit – or require monitoring of – the discharge of arsenic, boron, cadmium, lead, mercury, and selenium; the expiration date of the permits; and the health of the receiving stream.

The troubling results of the groups’ investigation are due in large part to the lack of any binding federal standards limiting toxic pollution from coal plants. Existing standards that apply to coal plant wastewater were established in 1982 and do not cover most of the worst pollutants. The EPA has repeatedly acknowledged that existing guidelines have not kept pace with developments in the industry. However, for more than three decades the EPA has failed to set standards to curb the billions of pounds of pollution power plants dump into our rivers, streams and lakes each year from coal ash and scrubber sludge wastewaters. Fortunately, in April 2013, as a result of federal court litigation filed by several conservation groups, the EPA proposed the first ever national standards to limit toxics dumped into waterways from coal plants.

The groups also reviewed a red-line copy of the EPA’s proposed coal plant water pollution standards that were sent to the White House’s Office of Management and Budget (OMB) before the standards were released. The red-line copy shows that OMB caved to industry pressure and took the highly unusual and improper step of writing new, weaker options into the draft rule prepared by the EPA’s expert staff.

Of the various options outlined in the EPA’s proposed standards, the strongest is “Option 5,” which would eliminate almost all toxic waste dumped into our rivers, streams, lakes and bays, reducing pollution by more than 5 billion pounds a year, and should be the option EPA selects for the final rule. The next strongest option, called “Option 4,” would eliminate ash-contaminated discharges, and apply rigorous treatment requirements for scrubber sludge; however it would only reduce pollution by 3.3 billion pounds a year, 2 billion less than Option 5. These standards should also increase available information on the amount and types of toxics dumped into our water.

According to the EPA, more than half of all toxic water pollution in the country comes from power plants, making coal-fired power plants the number one source of toxic water pollution in the U.S. The human health impacts from this pollution are serious. The EPA estimates that nearly 140,000 people per year experience increased cancer risk due to arsenic in fish from coal plants, nearly 13,000 children under the age of seven each year have reduced IQs because of lead in fish they eat, and almost 2,000 children are born with lower IQs because of mercury in fish their mothers have eaten.

“Allowing coal polluters to fill our rivers and lakes with this witches brew of toxic chemicals threatens public health and diminishes quality of life for Americans,” said Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., President of Waterkeeper Alliance. “The Clean Water Act is one of our nation’s greatest achievements, but 40 years after this critical legislation was passed, the coal industry is still polluting with impunity, thanks to a loophole no other industry has enjoyed.”

“We look out for lead paint when we buy a home and we clear our kids from the room when a mercury thermometer breaks on the ground — so why would we let the coal industry dump millions of pounds of these poisons into our water?” said Mary Anne Hitt, Director of the Sierra Club’s Beyond Coal campaign. “Doctors and scientists know that exposure to these dangerous metals can lead to birth defects, cancer, and even death. That means the EPA’s new coal plant water pollution standards will not only clean up our water, but it will also save lives.”

“This is a problem with a solution. Affordable wastewater treatment technologies exist to eliminate toxic discharges and are already in use at some plants,” said Eric Schaeffer, Executive Director of Environmental Integrity Project. “It is time to hold the coal industry accountable for cleaning up this pollution. Americans deserve – and the law demands – commonsense safeguards that protect downstream communities and our watersheds from dangerous heavy metals.”

“EPA sent over a strong rule to OMB that proposed affordable treatment solutions for a serious water pollution problem. But after closed-door meetings with industry, OMB decided to overrule the experts at EPA and propose so-called ‘preferred’ options that will give coal plants a free pass to continue dumping toxics into our waterways,“ said Abigail Dillen, Earthjustice’s Climate & Energy Vice President. “It’s outrageous that OMB is caving to coal interests instead of getting arsenic and other poisons out of our drinking water.”

“It’s time for power plants to stop using rivers, lakes, streams and bays as open sewers to dump their toxic waste. It’s especially a travesty that we are allowing more than 70 coal plants to dump dangerous heavy metals directly into waterways that are already impaired with those very same toxics,” said Robert Wendelgass, Clean Water Action’s President & CEO. “Worse still, three quarters of these plants are operating without a permit to limit the amount of toxic metals they can dump in the water. The EPA must end the power plant industries’ free pass to pollute into already damaged waterways and other vital waters that are sources of drinking water for millions of Americans.”

To help highlight the report’s findings and raise awareness about the EPA’s critical new coal plant water pollution standards, this week organizers will be holding local events across the country. From a “toxic lemonade stand” in Pennsylvania to a “Miss and Mr. Toxic Water Swimsuit Competition” in Missouri, and from a kayaking trip outside a coal plant in Oklahoma to a fish-less fish fry in Illinois, activists from coast to coast will be calling for the EPA to finalize the strongest possible standards to protect American families from dangerous toxic water pollution.

To read the report visit: http://cl.ly/QNYY

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Mercury Launches Ultra-slim Phablet – mTAB Lite

Chawm Ganguly — Wed, 26 Jun 2013 15:22:02 +0000

Light touch screen, 2G connectivity, SIM calling, 12mm thick phablet weighing just 320gms

NEW DELHI / BANGALORE / MUMBAI, India – June 26, 2013

Kobian, a leading player in computer peripherals and tablets, has launched ultra-thin phablet – mTAB Lite – is 12mm thick, weighs 320gms and support 2G connectivity. Loaded with features, mTAB Lite comes with a 7″ capacitive five point touch screen which promises a complete new experience for users.

Mercury mTAB Lite operates on the latest Android 4.0 platform to provide faster data access of all the applications. The Tablet is designed to weigh just 320gm; large enough to watch videos and light enough to carry comfortably. The 7″ wide capacitive five point touch screen powers the user with a vivid & clear picture. Powered with 1GHz Vimicro Cortex A8 fast speed processor, 512MB DDRM, 4GB storage and supports 32GB extendable memory through Micro SD card, mTAB Lite makes its way in the phablet category.

The phablet is incorporated with an in-built Wi-Fi, supports 2G SIM calling and IEEE 802.11 b/g/n, Adobe Flash 11.1 and 0.3 megapixel front and rear camera for continuous entertainment with good quality display. It also allows easy connectivity through 2G SIM calling. mTAB Lite come with the battery capacity of 3.7V 2700mah.The built-in speaker with full HD, 3 Axis – G sensor, Bluetooth of BT 3.0 and multiple I/O ports of 1 SIM slot, TF card slot, Micro USB 2.0, 3.5mm stereo port and DC Jack makes the phablet to be the bridge the gap between the smartphone and desktop PC. Surfing, playing, networking and video chat gets more handy and fun with mTAB Lite.

Sushmita Das, Country Manager – India at Kobian Pte Ltd said “We are glad to announce the launch of mTAB Lite – ultra slim phablet. Wide screen, dual cameras, SIM for calling, powerful processor, OS that offers apps, games etc. are the major features required in a tablet. We at Kobian are focusing to introduce better models in the phablet segment that will meet today’s consumer demand pattern for computing devices and better prices.“

Price, Availability and Warranty

mTAB Lite comes with an MRP of Rs. 6,000 and is available ex-stock 1 warranty.

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About Kobian Pte Ltd

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Mercury Unveils 3.5G USB Modem -M790V

Chawm Ganguly — Tue, 04 Jun 2013 11:17:43 +0000

Plug and play, surf, chat, stream music videos, movies and much more at a blazing downloading speed of up to 7.2Mbps

NEW DELHI / BANGALORE / MUMBAI, India – June 4, 2013

Kobian, a leading player in computer peripherals and tablets, has launched 3.5G HSUPA USB dongle M790V, featured with a speed of 7.2Mbps. The plug-n-play M790V enables one to surf, chat & view music videos, watch movie and more.

With Mercury M790V one can easily create a world of entertainment, work from home, and get on chat will friend anytime anywhere. It has a download speed of 7.2Mbps and uploadspeed of 5.76Mbps.

Features:

HSDPA/UMTS/WCDMA 2100Mhz
GSM/GPRS/EDGE 900/1800Mhz
USB Slot
T-Flash card up to 32GB
Auto Installation
Plug and Play, No CD-ROM
Data Service
Data Transmission up to 7.2Mbps (HSDPA)
Data Transmission up to 5.76Mbps (HSUPA)
Data Transmission up to 384Kbps (UMTS)
Data Transmission up to 460Kbps (EDGE)
Data Transmission up to 115Kbps (GPRS)
Phone box/SMS box

Sushmita Das, VP- Business at Kobian Pte Ltd said, “Mercury M790V is designed with added features to perform well.This is a step taken forward after the launches of Wi-Fi Hotspot Dongle cum router, 3G Dongle in 2012. As the demand is increasing in the consumer technology sector on faster and un-interrupted connectivity, quick downloads, watch videos, chat and so on. We have also made the installation hassle-free.“

Price, Availability and Warranty

Mercury M790V comes with MRP of Rs. 2,100 and is available ex-stock with 1 year warranty.

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About Kobian Pte Ltd

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Mercury launches 3G Enabled Ultra Slim Tablet – mTAB7G

Chawm Ganguly — Wed, 22 May 2013 02:08:02 +0000

At an unbeatable price of Rs. 7,799 bundled with Apps and Freebees. The launch offer from Mercury brings the package bundled with a Tablet case cover with Keyboard worth Rs. 899 absolutely Free for the masses

NEW DELHI / BANGALORE / MUMBAI, India – May 20, 2013

Kobian, the leading player in computer peripherals and tablets, unveiled their ultra-thin Tablet-mTAB7G- is 10.8mm thick, weighs 300gms and support 2G/3G connectivity. Mercury mTAB7G with built-in 3G/2G rolls your complete work and entertainment into your palm.

It is powered by 1.2GHz Cortex A8 core processor and operates on the latest Android 4.0.4 Ice Cream Sandwich platform to provide faster data access of all the applications. It comes with 4GB internal memory which is expandable up to 32GB via micro SD card. It supports SIM calling, Wi-Fi IEEE 802.11 b/g/n, Adobe Flash 11.1 online video. Dual Camera and built-in speaker with full HD adds to the overall experience of watching movies, surfing, playing, networking and many more activities. It comes with headset supported with a mic allowing users to receive and make calls using the tablet as their regular phone.

Mercury mTab 7G is preloaded with various APPs like KingSoft allowing users to work on documents and presentations with much ease. Adding to the entertainment quotient, it comes preloaded with Spuul, the popular app for streaming Indian movies and TV shows anytime and anywhere.

The launch offer from Mercury brings the above package bundled with a Tablet case cover with Keyboard worth Rs. 899 absolutely Free for the masses.

Sushmita Das, Country Manager – India at Kobian Pte Ltd said “Our latest mTab is designed for the people of all ages. The Mercury mTab7G aims to synergize work and entertainment in your palm. What makes us different is that we make Technology affordable and bring the product loaded with features to the masses.“

Price, Availability and Warranty

mTAB7G comes with an MRP of Rs. 7,799 and is expected to be available from 25^th May 2013 with 1 warranty.

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Kobian continues the Mercury road show series in Gujarat and Tripura – Targets young, connected, upwardly mobile to educate and influence Mercury’s tablet technology

Chawm Ganguly — Tue, 05 Feb 2013 05:18:17 +0000

NEW DELHI / BANGALORE / MUMBAI, India – February 4, 2013

Kobian, a leading player in computer peripherals and tablets, continues their series of road shows across the country. The third week of January covered Bangalore and the fourth week focused on the growing territories of Gujarat and Tripura. The road shows are focused on giving a hands-on experience to users to the complete range of Mercury Tablets available in India. Gaining momentum and appreciation from the masses, the road shows are dedicated for the common masses of young students, middle management executives and parents planning to equip their kids with tablets. The shows are directed to connect and educate the people to understand their need and expectation from the tablet and then purchase the unit.

Kobian is displaying the popular model of Mercury mTab Neo2 which has been accolade as the Best Buy Tablet by Gadget Gurus. Along with Neo2, Mercury Dual SIM 7in Tablet, mTab StreaQ , has been a popular model. Mercury mTab7 and mTabRio are the Wifi solutions which are best suited for students and education institutes. End-users experienced the touch and feel of Mercury tablets, cross questioned Mercury sales and technical team to understand more about the products. Mercury team saw a successful and good number of footfalls.

Sushmita Das, Country Manager – India, Kobian Pte Ltd said”We feel people are yet unaware of the actual expectation from the tablet. This hands on and face to face interaction with the brand and technical team helps the users to understand the product best and make conscious buying decision. With the continued series road-shows we are targeting to reach the masses, school & college students, corporate houses and system integrators. The active participation of our partners and the team at Mercury has seen a success in the road-show.”

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