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Business Standard
07-07-2025
- Business
- Business Standard
Lumio launches Arc 5 and Arc 7 home projectors with Google TV: Price, specs
Both Lumio Arc 5 and Arc 7 projectors offer Full HD 1080p visuals with HDR10 support. With Google TV, the projector offers access to several streaming apps including Netflix Lumio Arc 5 and Arc 7 projectors Harsh Shivam New Delhi Bengaluru-based consumer technology start-up, Circuit House Technologies, has launched new home projectors with Google TV integration under the Lumio brand. The newly announced line-up includes the Lumio Arc 5 and Lumio Arc 7 projectors. Both models feature Lumio's in-house Arclight Engine delivering Full HD visuals with support for HDR10 viewing. Lumio Arc projectors: Price and availability Lumio Arc 5: Rs 19,999 Lunio Arc 7: Rs 34,999 The Lumio Arc 7 projector will be available for purchase starting July 12 on e-commerce platform Amazon with introductory offers. Customers purchasing the Arc 7 model will be able to get it for Rs 29,999 (including bank card offers) during the Amazon Prime Day sale between July 12 and July 14. The Lumio Arc 5 projector will be available on Amazon in the last week of July. Lumio Arc projectors: Details Both Lumio Arc 5 and Arc 7 projectors are powered by the MTK 9630 processor, coupled with 2GB RAM and 16GB storage. Leveraging the company's own Arclight Engine, the projectors will offer Full HD 1080p visuals with HDR10 support. The company said that the engine is a high-quality LCD illuminated by LED light source. The projectors also come with an under-stand that helps in elevated projection. Both models also come equipped with advanced features such as Smooth Trapezoidal Recalibration or STR8 that enables auto-keystone correction, obstacle avoidance and instant autofocus using a Time-of-Flight (TOF) sensor. Running on Google TV platform, the projectors support over 10,000 apps including video streaming platforms such as Netflix. For connectivity, both models come with HDMI 2.0 (HDMI ARC-enabled), USB 2.0, Bluetooth 5.1, Wi-Fi 5 (Dual Band), and a 3.5mm audio jack. There is also a dedicated remote for the projectors that includes dedicated buttons for Google Assistant, Netflix, YouTube, and TLDR app. The TLDR app essentially functions as a dashboard for sports and music content. It offers live match updates, schedules, highlights, and analysis for Cricket and Football. Meanwhile, TLDR Music brings curated playlists, trending releases, and YouTube Music integration. Lumio Arc 5: 200 ANSI lumens brightness Up to 100-inch projection Portable design with 1.33Kg weight 5W speakers with dual passive radiators Dolby Audio support Lumio Arc 7: 400 ANSI lumens brightness Up to 100-inch projection 8W stereo speakers with passive radiators Dolby Audio support
Axios
11-04-2025
- Business
- Axios
Stock market volatility brings on more volatility
We've now had more than a week of stock market gyrations grabbing headlines, with no end in sight. Why it matters: As Interactive Brokers strategist Steve Sosnick says, "volatility breeds volatility." Where it stands: Investors simply can't work out what stocks are worth in a world dominated by President Trump's trade war. A quick recap here: Thursday, April 3: Stocks reacted to the "Liberation Day" announcement by opening down 3.14%. At their lows for the day losses reached 4.9%, a big move, but understandable given the magnitude of the news. Friday, April 4: Stocks dropped another 6%, over and above their losses the previous day. Monday, April 7: Stocks continued to fall in early trade but then surged 8.5% on a curiously prescient yet apparently false headline about National Economic Council director Kevin Hassett. Then they fell back down. Tuesday, April 8: With nothing solid to anchor to, stocks dropped 6.8% from the intraday high to the intraday low. Wednesday, April 9: Stocks close up 9.5% in the wake of Trump pausing most reciprocal tariffs and narrowing his focus onto China. Thursday, April 10: Stocks fall as much as 6.3% from the previous close, for reasons of a market nature. TLDR: The quietest day in the markets was the day immediately following the big Rose Garden announcement. Between the lines: Most observers believe at least in some weak version of the efficient markets hypothesis, where stock prices represent the wisdom of the crowds in terms of how much companies are worth. As such, they assume that stock prices move in reaction to new news, and that a large movement in stocks means something important has changed in the world. In a world of radical uncertainty, however, stocks can move huge amounts for no particular reason at all. Especially in down markets, rallies are often "short, sharp, and ferocious," per Sosnick.
