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ELEMENT 110 Power Amplifier Monoblocks set the new standard, by Merrill Audio Advanced Technology Labs, LLC

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Bernardsville, New Jersey, United States — Merrill Audio Advanced Technology Labs, LLC is pleased to announce the ELEMENT 110 Power Amplifier Monoblocks, which is certain to set a new standard for Power amplifiers in the 300 Watt range. As a world class phone preamplifier, the ELEMENT 110 reproduces rich music tones, with precise wide sound staging, a dead quiet background, lightning fast transients. Priced at $12,500, the ELEMENT 110 Power Amplifier Monoblocks will be the one to beat at this power point. The ELEMENT 110 power amplifiers will drive any speaker load down to 1 ohms having 600 watts at 2ohm, 300 watts at 4 ohms, and 150 watts at 8 ohms. Tough speaker impedances will benefit from the ELEMENT 110 power amplifiers damping factor of 4,000 and load handling capability that beli...

OnePlus Teases Upcoming Release of the ‘OnePlus Pad Go’ Tablet

Technology

OnePlus, known for its smartphones, made a foray into the tablet market earlier this year with the introduction of the OnePlus Pad. Now, the company is tantalizing its audience with hints of a more budget-friendly tablet, the "OnePlus Pad Go." This new tablet has garnered attention as a potentially more affordable alternative to OnePlus' flagship tablet model. While details about the device are still scant, it is believed to cater to cost-conscious consumers. OnePlus has recently begun teasing the impending release of this tablet, although it hasn't explicitly mentioned its name. Instead, the OnePlus India Twitter account posted a cryptic teaser, providing a brief glimpse of the tablet's outline. From the limited information available, it seems to share a similar design foundation w...

Victorious Vintage: 2023 Detroit Auto Show Winner – Classic Fiat 500

Business

"The Quirky Charm of the 2023 Detroit Auto Show: A Vintage Fiat 500 Shines Amidst Familiarity" The 2023 Detroit Auto Show proved to be an unusual affair. On the upside, there were no repeat incidents of being locked out of the bathrooms by the secret service this time around. However, on the downside, the event's new car reveals felt scarcer than ever. While Ford presented a facelifted F-150, Cadillac showcased an updated CT5, GMC introduced a new Acadia, and Jeep flaunted an enhanced Gladiator, there was an undeniable absence of truly groundbreaking innovations at the show formerly known as NAIAS. But amid this sea of the familiar, there emerged an unexpected star – a 1962 Fiat 500 that exuded a sense of nostalgia and charm reminiscent of a desert oasis. Yes, it may be my second ye...