Louis Vuitton unveils stylish, premium Nanogram Speaker

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Louis Vuitton takes luxury audio to new heights with the unveiling of the LV Nanogram Speaker—a travel-friendly, fashion-forward audio device. This sleek portable speaker, a successor to the brand's Horizon model, stands out with its stylish aluminum build, debossed monogram flowers, and LV perforated grille.

Measuring 5.3 inches wide and four inches tall, the Nanogram Speaker draws inspiration from the maison's circular Toupie bag. Available in three striking colours—copper, silver, and a unique patchwork "Damoflage"—this device weighs a mere 520 grams, making it an ultra-light companion for your journeys.

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Nintendo's Switch 2 could outsize competitors with expanded display

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Exciting developments in the gaming world suggest that a new iteration of Nintendo's popular Switch console is in the works, and it's poised to make a notable leap in size. According to a recent Bloomberg report, industry analyst Hiroshi Hayase has revealed that the rumoured Nintendo Switch 2 is anticipated to sport an eight-inch LCD display, surpassing the current Switch OLED model's seven-inch screen.

While the prospect of an enlarged display may be welcomed by many, it's not entirely sunshine and rainbows when it comes to the screen technology. A previous report from VGC hinted at Nintendo's decision to opt for an LCD display over OLED in an effort to streamline costs, potentially sacrificing the vibrancy of the gaming experience. However, this LCD model might just be the initial release, leaving room for Nintendo to introduce a more advanced OLED variant later.

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From smart to classic: Fossil Group's moves away from smartwatches

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Fossil Group has officially exited the smartwatch market, signalling a strategic shift towards focusing on its core strengths in traditional watches, jewelry, and leather goods. In an announcement, Fossil spokesperson Amanda Castelli explained the decision, citing the significant evolution of the smartwatch landscape in recent years.

The company, known for its prolific production of Wear OS smartwatches, has decided to channel its resources into areas that offer strong growth opportunities. Castelli stated, "Fossil Group is redirecting resources to support our core strength and the core segments of our business that continue to provide strong growth opportunities for us: designing and distributing exciting traditional watches, jewelry, and leather goods under our own as well as licensed brand names."

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