At MWC 2025 in Barcelona, realme outlined its three-year strategic plan and expanded the global availability of the 14 Pro series. The company aims to accelerate growth, positioning itself as a leading smartphone brand in over 100 markets worldwide.
It targets the delivery of 100 million AI-powered smartphones over the next three years and plans to double its global user base. This will be achieved through a strategic focus on product development, brand enhancement, and technological innovation across its three product lines: GT series (flagships), Number Series (mid-range), and C Series (durable budget models).
As part of its AI strategy, realme introduced the NEXT AI initiative, designed to make AI-powered photography, efficiency, and gaming more accessible and user-friendly while maintaining high performance.
realme 14 Pro Series
Having initially launched the 14 Pro series in India in January 2025, realme has now officially introduced the smartphones to the European market. Both the 14 Pro and 14 Pro Plus feature an innovative interchangeable lens system and a “Pearl Unique Design,” which uses thermochromic pigments to change color based on temperature. They are TÜV Rheinland-certified for water and dust resistance, with ratings up to IP69.
realme 14 Pro Plus: 6.83″ AMOLED display, Snapdragon 7s Gen 3 chipset, and a periscope telephoto lens (50 MP) in addition to the standard 50 MP primary and 8 MP ultrawide cameras.
Both models share a 32 MP front camera, 6,000 mAh battery, and fast charging (80W for the Pro Plus, 45W for the Pro).
Realme 14 Pro Lite
Realme also introduced the 14 Pro Lite, a rebranded version of the Realme 13 Pro, featuring a Snapdragon 7s Gen 2 processor, 6.7″ AMOLED display (120Hz), and 5,200 mAh battery with 45W fast charging. It includes a 50 MP Sony LYT-600 main camera with OIS, an 8 MP ultrawide, and a 32 MP selfie camera. The phone offers 5G connectivity, Wi-Fi 6, NFC, and runs Android 14 with Realme UI 5
Interchangeable Lens, Pearl Unique Design, Periscope Lens
HDR, High-Definition Stereo Sound
Availability and Price
The Realme Pro series will hit the stores in the following weeks, and in terms of pricing, the Pro Plus was teased with a €435 (~$457) value, the Pro Plus will cost around €589 (~$619), while the Pro Lite will hit the stores first in India starting from 24.999 INR (~$286).
An “Ultra” device on the way?!
The company took the opportunity and also teased an upcoming device (probably for later this year) that will come with “an ultra-large sensor and optical telephoto lens engineered to redefine smartphone photography” as it’s main differential. A press release, claims that the “ultra-tier device uses a sensor larger than those in flagship models” (probably comparing the phone with the Galaxy S25 Ultra or iPhone 17 Pro Max).
TECNO has launched the CAMON 40 Series at MWC 2025, introducing four models: CAMON 40 Premier 5G, CAMON 40 Pro 5G, CAMON 40 Pro, and CAMON 40. These smartphones feature advanced AI imaging technology, intelligent AI-powered tools, and cutting-edge hardware to enhance user experiences in photography, productivity, and efficiency. The CAMON 40 Pro 5G received a DXOMARK score of 138, ranking No.1 globally for photography in its price category.
AI Photography with FlashSnap
The CAMON 40 Series introduces AI-driven FlashSnap technology, enabling users to capture moments instantly with an AI One-Tap Button. The system integrates multi-frame processing to enhance image quality, reduce noise, and select the best frames automatically. The CAMON 40 Premier 5G features a 50MP Sony LYT-701 Ultra Night Camera, allowing 56.25% more light collection, with an ultra-fast shutter speed for capturing fast-moving subjects.
The CAMON 40 Series includes TECNO AI-powered tools, enhancing both efficiency and communication:
AI 360° Call Assistant: Features Call Noise Cancellation, real-time translation, Auto Answer, and Call Summary.
AI Imaging Tools: Includes Universal Tone for true-to-life portraits, AI Image Extender, and AI Eraser 2.0 for better editing capabilities.
AI Efficiency Tools: Features AI Writing, Google-integrated Circle to Search, and AI Translate, which enables real-time Bluetooth headphone translation.
Ella AI Assistant: Supports One-Tap Screen Query, voice commands, and task automation.
Durability and Performance
According to the brand, the CAMON 40 Series was designed for longevity and resilience, featuring the following:
IP68/IP69/IP66 water and dust resistance for different models.
Corning Gorilla Glass 7i for added screen protection.
SGS 5-Star Certified durability with 360° drop resistance.
5100mAh battery (Premier 5G) with 70W Ultra Charge and up to 256GB+12GB storage.
Immersive Multimedia Experience
Featuring Ultra Bright AMOLED displays, Stereo Dual Speakers, and Dolby Atmos, the series offers high-quality visuals and sound for an engaging entertainment experience, even under direct sunlight. With all the features mentioned above, such as AI-enhanced imaging, productivity tools, and durability, the CAMON 40 Series is definitely setting a new benchmark for AI-driven smartphones, making advanced technology more accessible to users worldwide.
Xiaomi has introduced a cool concept at MWC 2025: the Xiaomi Optical Modular System, a Micro Four Thirds (MFT) camera and lens combination that magnetically attaches to the back of a prototype Xiaomi 15 smartphone. This innovative system features a 100MP MFT sensor, dubbed the Light Fusion X, which is larger than the 1-inch sensor found in the Xiaomi 15 Ultra. The MFT sensor, with a 2x crop factor (compared to the 2.7x crop of 1-inch sensors), offers superior light-gathering capabilities and depth of field, rivaling sensors used in high-end mirrorless cameras from brands like Olympus and Panasonic.
The modular system, which resembles realme’s interchangeable lens concept, includes a compact 35mm lens with a maximum aperture of f/1.4, a 6G aspherical lens assembly, and a close focus distance of 20cm. It supports both autofocus and manual focus, along with face recognition. The lens is powered via pogo pins and a magnetic ring mount, similar to Apple’s MagSafe, eliminating the need for an additional battery.
Data transfer between the lens and phone is facilitated by Xiaomi’s Laserlink Communication, which uses a near-infrared laser to transmit raw image data for processing via Xiaomi’s computational photography system.
The design is sleek and premium, with a smooth focus ring and a Leica-like aesthetic, though Xiaomi has not confirmed any collaboration with its usual lens partners. The lens integrates seamlessly with the phone’s Pro mode, offering a dedicated user interface. Despite its polished appearance, Xiaomi has not disclosed whether this concept will reach the market or its potential price. The prototype uses a custom Xiaomi 15, not the commercially available model.
Similar concepts, such as Sony’s QX-10 and QX-100 for Xperia phones and the Alice Camera for iPhones, have been attempted before but with limited success. Xiaomi’s system, however, appears more refined and sophisticated, positioning it as a promising advancement in mobile photography.
But Xiaomi’s system has some drawbacks, one of the main ones being compatibility. While the Sony QX10 and QX100 were “universal”, meaning users could attach them to virtually any smartphone, Xiaomi’s module, in contrast, is limited to specific phones, therefore, restricting its potential adoption and limiting market penetration, since users that don’t have Xiaomi phones will not be able to use it.
Xiaomi’s Modular Optical System advances modular smartphone photography by addressing past challenges like connectivity and sensor limitations. While its current compatibility is limited to a custom Xiaomi 15 prototype, expanding support could make it a game-changer.
Though its future remains uncertain, Xiaomi’s refined approach represents a promising step forward in mobile imaging innovation. If priced competitively, it could appeal to photography enthusiasts seeking professional-grade capabilities in a smartphone-compatible format.
I wasn’t impressed by the last pair of Technics earbuds I reviewed. The AZ70W was the first set to carry the iconic turntable brand’s logo after Panasonic relaunched it in 2014. The 2020 model did some things well for $250, but inconsistent audio performance kept them from being a serious contender. The company followed up in 2021 with two more wireless earbud options, and 2023’s AZ80 was well-regarded by many reviewers for its sound quality.
For its 2025 model, Technics dug into its bag of tricks to improve the already mighty AZ80, resulting in the AZ100 ($300). These flagship earbuds offer all-new drivers, adaptive active noise cancellation (ANC), AI-tinged voice tools, Dolby Atmos spatial sound and one neat tool none of the competition does. And thankfully, the AZ100 makes good on the promise of “epic, reference-quality high-resolution audio.”
Sound quality
I’m well aware that I’m skipping a few generations of Technics earbuds since the AZ70W, but that also means I have a much clearer picture of how much the company has improved since the beginning. The AZ100 is a sonic marvel compared to that first model, offering some of the best sound quality in any of the hundreds of earbuds I’ve tested over the years.
The technology behind the audio boost is new magnetic fluid drivers. Technics says they offer “low distortion, accurate bass and high resolution.” These parts were developed with the company’s know-how from its $1,200 EAH-TZ700 in-ear monitors (IEMs), which also pack in 10mm magnetic fluid drivers. The fluid is integrated into the voice coil of the driver to ensure precise movement of the diaphragm, leading to minimal distortion and excellent clarity across the soundstage.
Technics also took care to improve bass performance on the AZ100. Those drivers help with that, but the earbuds also have a new acoustic control chamber and harmonizer to expand the low-end capabilities. It also doesn’t hurt that the AZ100 supports both Dolby Atmos for spatial audio and Sony’s LDAC high-res wireless audio codec. While the former is common on flagship sets, the latter is rare outside of Sony’s own earbuds and headphones.
The AZ100 is at its best with high-res tunes like Apple Music’s Dolby Atmos catalog. With L.S. Dunes’ alt-rock/post-hardcore Violet, the earbuds deliver big, punchy bass that remains tight and detailed. The kick drum, for example, has a thunderous cadence and serves as a prime canvas for the refinements Technics made to the audio platform on the AZ100. Even older albums from the early aughts, like The Appleseed Cast’s Mare Vitalis, envelop you with drums, dueling guitars and the atmosphere of a live performance rather than a recorded album. That’s impressive when you consider this is streaming lossless on Apple Music, not Dolby Atmos.
Speaking of spatial audio, that’s the one area where the AZ100 stumbles in terms of sound quality. That immersive mode is available with or without Dolby dynamic head tracking, and when it’s toggled on, the sound gets too thin for my liking. The energy that the improved bass brings to the stock tuning is gone, leaving a more sterile audio profile that’s a bit boring.
ANC performance
Billy Steele for Engadget
Despite Technics’ use of its “most advanced” noise-canceling tech, the AZ100 lags behind the best in that regard. These earbuds do employ adaptive ANC that automatically adjusts to your environment, but it’s not as good as what Bose offers on the QuietComfort Ultra Earbuds. The AZ100 will serve you well in some situations, but like much of the competition, they don’t handle chatty neighbors in the office well and don’t silence constant noise sources like fans and white noise machines.
App and features
Every earbud company offers a companion app nowadays, although their utility can vary greatly. Technics has packed a lot into its software, and most of what you need frequently is right on the home screen. Once the AZ100 is paired with your phone, the app shows battery life for the earbuds individually and the case up top. You then get a usage guide, noise cancelling controls, EQ presets and a Voice Focus AI Test. Along the bottom, there’s quick access to ambient sound, EQ and the more detailed settings menu.
That settings menu is where things start to get confusing. Simply put, there are so many options here that it can all be overwhelming. And in some cases, items that should be higher up are closer to the bottom — like customizing the touch controls. Spatial audio can only be activated from this menu, which I’d argue should be an item on the home screen. There’s a lot here to help you configure the AZ100 to your liking, but it will take some time to find everything you need.
One unique feature that Technics offers is multipoint Bluetooth connectivity for up to three devices. I haven’t experienced this on any other earbuds, but the feature isn’t without caveats. First, LDAC audio can’t be used when three devices are connected, most likely due to the constraints of Bluetooth. In fact, Technics recommends disabling multipoint if you want to listen to LDAC-quality tunes. With the app, the company allows you to select whether multipoint will switch devices during media playback or when a call comes in. I mostly used multipoint with just my phone and laptop, but if a tablet is also part of your daily workflow, or you have a dedicated work phone, I can see the utility of a triple threat.
Call quality
Billy Steele for Engadget
The Voice Focus AI Test is a tool that allows you to hear what you’ll sound like on calls using the AZ100. It’s a nice feature to have so you can determine if the earbuds are good enough for important calls or virtual presentations. And to that end, the AZ100 sounds clear and somewhat natural when you’re in a quiet spot. When you move to a louder location and the Voice Focus AI kicks in, you’re going to sound more robotic and processed. The folks on the other side will hear you and none of the background noise, but voice quality noticeably suffers.
There are two options for ambient sound — Transparent and Attention — but neither assist much with voice and video calls. The AZ100 doesn’t pipe your voice back through the earbuds, so you do have to speak up to hear yourself. When in ambient mode, Transparent allows all sound through the earbuds with no changes while Attention focuses more on voices. I actually found Transparent to be the better of the two in all instances, even when I was trying to listen to someone talking.
Battery life
Technics promises up to 10 hours of battery life with ANC enabled, plus another 18 hours when you factor in the wireless charging case. If you opt for LDAC audio, those figures drop to seven hours and 11 hours respectively. After 10 hours of use with noise cancellation turned on, the AZ100 still had 20 percent battery left. Based on the rate of depletion I experienced, that would be enough for about two more hours. And when you find yourself in a pinch, a 15-minute charge will give you up to 90 minutes of use.
Design updates
Billy Steele for Engadget
You have to get pretty far down the spec sheet on the AZ100 for a discussion of the design updates. That’s because the sound and tech upgrades are the real story here. But, Technics did make some changes to the look of these earbuds compared to the AZ80, including reducing the size and weight. The company says a revised shape allows the IPX4-rated AZ100 to better hug the curves of your ears for increased comfort and stability. That holds true as the earbuds always stayed in place and I never felt any irritation, even after hours of use.
Both the earbuds’ touch panel and the lid of the case are emblazoned with the iconic Technics logo in gold on textured metal (on both the black and silver color options). This definitely gives the whole set a premium look, although I’m sure not everyone will be thrilled with the gold. None of the design changes are a huge departure from the AZ100’s predecessor, but the thoughtful refinements, especially to the shape and fit, are notable.
The competition
Before the AZ100 arrived, Bowers & Wilkins stood atop Engadget’s best wireless earbuds list in the best sound category for a long time. Recently, the company was relegated to number two at the hands of the incredible but pricey FoKus Rex5 from Noble Audio. Neither Bowers & Wilkins nor Technics can compete with the five-driver setup that Noble offers, but the two companies offer excellent audio quality for less than the $449 price tag on the FoKus Rex5.
Since the competition is now for second place, I give the edge to the AZ100. There’s a lot to like about Bowers & Wilkins’ Pi8, and if you prefer a more natural sound with less boomy low-end tone, they’re probably the pick for you. For me, I like the added bass the new Technics drivers provide and there’s a longer list of features for the AZ100. In terms of ANC performance, I also give the nod to Technics, plus the AZ100 is $100 less than the Pi8.
Wrap-up
It’s hard to follow a highly regarded product with another great one. Perhaps that’s why a lot of audio companies rarely make huge changes to earbuds and headphones for new models, choosing instead to keep sound quality and ANC performance consistent. “If it ain’t broke…” and all that.
Technics thought it could make its well-reviewed AZ80 even better by borrowing tech from another entry in its portfolio and the gamble has definitively paid off. Sure, you can find better noise-canceling performance with Bose and more modern features with Sony, but Technics has formulated excellent sound quality that few can challenge. I’d say that Best of CES award was well-earned.
This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/audio/headphones/technics-az100-review-supreme-sound-quality-and-a-unique-bluetooth-tool-150038587.html?src=rss
PC players of Grand Theft Auto V have at long last reached parity with their console brethren. Following an announcement last month, today Rockstar Games has released a PC update with features that for several years had only been available to the latest console generation.
It’s a free update for anyone who already owned a copy of the hugely popular game. The original version of GTA V has been delisted from PC storefronts in favor of the new Expanded & Enhanced iteration of the game, which includes a copy of the old Legacy edition. Both Story Mode and Online progress can be migrated to the most recent version. The update includes technical improvements that debuted on the consoles, as well as some PC-specific ray tracing features if the recommended specs are met. There are also some minor additions on content, such as ambient wildlife, photography challenges, new vehicles and access to the GTA+ subscription service.
Rockstar Games has been spiffing up several entries in its GTA franchise over the years. It released a trilogy of remasters for Grand Theft Auto III, GTA: Vice City and GTA: San Andreas in addition to providing these upgrades to GTA V and Grand Theft Auto Online. And while fans of the series might enjoy all the nostalgia, it’s safe to say that expectations are sky high for the upcoming Grand Theft Auto VI.
This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/gaming/pc/gta-v-finally-gets-its-next-gen-update-on-pc-three-years-after-consoles-234614209.html?src=rss
PC players of Grand Theft Auto V have at long last reached parity with their console brethren. Following an announcement last month, today Rockstar Games has released a PC update with features that for several years had only been available to the latest console generation.
It’s a free update for anyone who already owned a copy of the hugely popular game. The original version of GTA V has been delisted from PC storefronts in favor of the new Expanded & Enhanced iteration of the game, which includes a copy of the old Legacy edition. Both Story Mode and Online progress can be migrated to the most recent version. The update includes technical improvements that debuted on the consoles, as well as some PC-specific ray tracing features if the recommended specs are met. There are also some minor additions on content, such as ambient wildlife, photography challenges, new vehicles and access to the GTA+ subscription service.
Rockstar Games has been spiffing up several entries in its GTA franchise over the years. It released a trilogy of remasters for Grand Theft Auto III, GTA: Vice City and GTA: San Andreas in addition to providing these upgrades to GTA V and Grand Theft Auto Online. And while fans of the series might enjoy all the nostalgia, it’s safe to say that expectations are sky high for the upcoming Grand Theft Auto VI.
This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/gaming/pc/gta-v-finally-gets-its-next-gen-update-on-pc-three-years-after-consoles-234614209.html?src=rss
TECNO has launched the CAMON 40 Series at MWC 2025, introducing four models: CAMON 40 Premier 5G, CAMON 40 Pro 5G, CAMON 40 Pro, and CAMON 40. These smartphones feature advanced AI imaging technology, intelligent AI-powered tools, and cutting-edge hardware to enhance user experiences in photography, productivity, and efficiency. The CAMON 40 Pro 5G received a DXOMARK score of 138, ranking No.1 globally for photography in its price category.
AI Photography with FlashSnap
The CAMON 40 Series introduces AI-driven FlashSnap technology, enabling users to capture moments instantly with an AI One-Tap Button. The system integrates multi-frame processing to enhance image quality, reduce noise, and select the best frames automatically. The CAMON 40 Premier 5G features a 50MP Sony LYT-701 Ultra Night Camera, allowing 56.25% more light collection, with an ultra-fast shutter speed for capturing fast-moving subjects.
The CAMON 40 Series includes TECNO AI-powered tools, enhancing both efficiency and communication:
AI 360° Call Assistant: Features Call Noise Cancellation, real-time translation, Auto Answer, and Call Summary.
AI Imaging Tools: Includes Universal Tone for true-to-life portraits, AI Image Extender, and AI Eraser 2.0 for better editing capabilities.
AI Efficiency Tools: Features AI Writing, Google-integrated Circle to Search, and AI Translate, which enables real-time Bluetooth headphone translation.
Ella AI Assistant: Supports One-Tap Screen Query, voice commands, and task automation.
Durability and Performance
According to the brand, the CAMON 40 Series was designed for longevity and resilience, featuring the following:
IP68/IP69/IP66 water and dust resistance for different models.
Corning Gorilla Glass 7i for added screen protection.
SGS 5-Star Certified durability with 360° drop resistance.
5100mAh battery (Premier 5G) with 70W Ultra Charge and up to 256GB+12GB storage.
Immersive Multimedia Experience
Featuring Ultra Bright AMOLED displays, Stereo Dual Speakers, and Dolby Atmos, the series offers high-quality visuals and sound for an engaging entertainment experience, even under direct sunlight. With all the features mentioned above, such as AI-enhanced imaging, productivity tools, and durability, the CAMON 40 Series is definitely setting a new benchmark for AI-driven smartphones, making advanced technology more accessible to users worldwide.
PC players of Grand Theft Auto V have at long last reached parity with their console brethren. Following an announcement last month, today Rockstar Games has released a PC update with features that for several years had only been available to the latest console generation.
It’s a free update for anyone who already owned a copy of the hugely popular game. The original version of GTA V has been delisted from PC storefronts in favor of the new Expanded & Enhanced iteration of the game, which includes a copy of the old Legacy edition. Both Story Mode and Online progress can be migrated to the most recent version. The update includes technical improvements that debuted on the consoles, as well as some PC-specific ray tracing features if the recommended specs are met. There are also some minor additions on content, such as ambient wildlife, photography challenges, new vehicles and access to the GTA+ subscription service.
Rockstar Games has been spiffing up several entries in its GTA franchise over the years. It released a trilogy of remasters for Grand Theft Auto III, GTA: Vice City and GTA: San Andreas in addition to providing these upgrades to GTA V and Grand Theft Auto Online. And while fans of the series might enjoy all the nostalgia, it’s safe to say that expectations are sky high for the upcoming Grand Theft Auto VI.
This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/gaming/pc/gta-v-finally-gets-its-next-gen-update-on-pc-three-years-after-consoles-234614209.html?src=rss
TECNO has launched the CAMON 40 Series at MWC 2025, introducing four models: CAMON 40 Premier 5G, CAMON 40 Pro 5G, CAMON 40 Pro, and CAMON 40. These smartphones feature advanced AI imaging technology, intelligent AI-powered tools, and cutting-edge hardware to enhance user experiences in photography, productivity, and efficiency. The CAMON 40 Pro 5G received a DXOMARK score of 138, ranking No.1 globally for photography in its price category.
AI Photography with FlashSnap
The CAMON 40 Series introduces AI-driven FlashSnap technology, enabling users to capture moments instantly with an AI One-Tap Button. The system integrates multi-frame processing to enhance image quality, reduce noise, and select the best frames automatically. The CAMON 40 Premier 5G features a 50MP Sony LYT-701 Ultra Night Camera, allowing 56.25% more light collection, with an ultra-fast shutter speed for capturing fast-moving subjects.
The CAMON 40 Series includes TECNO AI-powered tools, enhancing both efficiency and communication:
AI 360° Call Assistant: Features Call Noise Cancellation, real-time translation, Auto Answer, and Call Summary.
AI Imaging Tools: Includes Universal Tone for true-to-life portraits, AI Image Extender, and AI Eraser 2.0 for better editing capabilities.
AI Efficiency Tools: Features AI Writing, Google-integrated Circle to Search, and AI Translate, which enables real-time Bluetooth headphone translation.
Ella AI Assistant: Supports One-Tap Screen Query, voice commands, and task automation.
Durability and Performance
According to the brand, the CAMON 40 Series was designed for longevity and resilience, featuring the following:
IP68/IP69/IP66 water and dust resistance for different models.
Corning Gorilla Glass 7i for added screen protection.
SGS 5-Star Certified durability with 360° drop resistance.
5100mAh battery (Premier 5G) with 70W Ultra Charge and up to 256GB+12GB storage.
Immersive Multimedia Experience
Featuring Ultra Bright AMOLED displays, Stereo Dual Speakers, and Dolby Atmos, the series offers high-quality visuals and sound for an engaging entertainment experience, even under direct sunlight. With all the features mentioned above, such as AI-enhanced imaging, productivity tools, and durability, the CAMON 40 Series is definitely setting a new benchmark for AI-driven smartphones, making advanced technology more accessible to users worldwide.
PC players of Grand Theft Auto V have at long last reached parity with their console brethren. Following an announcement last month, today Rockstar Games has released a PC update with features that for several years had only been available to the latest console generation.
It’s a free update for anyone who already owned a copy of the hugely popular game. The original version of GTA V has been delisted from PC storefronts in favor of the new Expanded & Enhanced iteration of the game, which includes a copy of the old Legacy edition. Both Story Mode and Online progress can be migrated to the most recent version. The update includes technical improvements that debuted on the consoles, as well as some PC-specific ray tracing features if the recommended specs are met. There are also some minor additions on content, such as ambient wildlife, photography challenges, new vehicles and access to the GTA+ subscription service.
Rockstar Games has been spiffing up several entries in its GTA franchise over the years. It released a trilogy of remasters for Grand Theft Auto III, GTA: Vice City and GTA: San Andreas in addition to providing these upgrades to GTA V and Grand Theft Auto Online. And while fans of the series might enjoy all the nostalgia, it’s safe to say that expectations are sky high for the upcoming Grand Theft Auto VI.
This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/gaming/pc/gta-v-finally-gets-its-next-gen-update-on-pc-three-years-after-consoles-234614209.html?src=rss
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