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Dhiren has also got a provisional patent for the power source. For this, he had to show proof to the patent attorney that the entire work has been done by Vedant. The patent will be live in one year.Dhiren, who is a computer engineer by profession, also has an interest in electronics. He was like Vedant. That’s the reason why he has lots of extra electronic items in his house. Lucky for Vedant!“He always seemed to understand things which are not easy for other children of his age to understand. Like how to connect cells and the way their positive and negative polarities work. He often takes me to the scrap shop and wants to purchase things with which he can create new products. He also has a good understanding about safety and is always careful about what should be touched with bare hands. Honestly, I can say that he was born with this knowledge,” Dhiren concludes.

Vedant wants to become an engineer when he grows up, so he can develop a free power source for the entire country. We hope all his dreams come true.One of the three local residents accused in a series of recent burglaries told police they were stealing to support their heroin addictions, court records state. Kristin Brewer, 23, and James Purks, 24, both of King George, and Thomas R. Nicolaou Jr., 26, of Fredericksburg were all arrested late last month in connection with multiple thefts. They are all charged in Spotsylvania and Hanover counties, authorities said, and have cases pending in Fredericksburg and King George, Stafford and Westmoreland counties. They were arrested Jan. 27 during a traffic stop that occurred shortly after a residential burglary in Spotsylvania.

In an affidavit for a search warrant filed in Spotsylvania Circuit Court, Hanover Investigator Kevin LaPlaga wrote that he interviewed Brewer after her arrest in Spotsylvania. LaPlaga wrote that Brewer told him she was the lookout for Purks and Nicolaou during burglaries that occurred in Hanover, King George and Spotsylvania. He said she also told investigators that all three have heroin addictions and were selling stolen property so they could continue to get high. Among the stolen items were firearms, computers, a power saw, money and rare coins. Authorities said some of the items were recovered from the vehicle the suspects were in at the time of their arrests, and other property was recovered in a motel room in Stafford that Brewer led investigators to. Also found in the 2007 Kia Rio that court records state is registered to Purks was a laptop battery that police believe goes with a stolen computer. Authorities allege that Brewer told investigators the trio removed the battery so police couldn’t track the computer.

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As far as resolutions are concerned, most people would agree at first glance that higher pixel density will give you a clearer picture. But according to Dr. Bryan Jones, research assistant professor of ophthalmology at the University of Utah, this is only true "to a point.""Assuming that you are sitting at 30-inches from your display and your eyesight is 20/20, any more resolution than about 220 pixels per inch is going to be indistinguishable," he said. The two most common screen sizes for 4K laptops are 13.3- and 15.6-inch. At those sizes, pixel density exceeds the 220 ppi density by roughly 60 and 110 or more pixels per inch, meaning all those extra pixels no longer add anything to what the human eye can perceive at a normal laptop distance.

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One of the main reasons laptops even exist is because they're portable, which means that they run off battery power as needed. If you're the type of laptop user who shuffles from meeting to meeting or to several different locations with your computer tucked under your arm, battery life is a serious concern. Somedays it's not easy to predict when the next chance to plug-in will arise, which makes battery life an important part of any laptop discussion.

GSM Arena has spotted in Korean 'publications' that LG is working with another company called Irience to bring an iris scanner to its next flagship phone. The G4 has no biometric authentication at all: there's not even a fingerprint scanner. As we've already reported in our comparison of Google Pay, Apple Pay and Samsung Pay, Android phones will need a biometric scanner of some sort in order to use them to securely pay for goods and services. Rumours suggest that the hardware side of things for Irience's iris scanner is just about ready, although work is happening on the software side. There are plenty of unanswered questions about iris scanning, too. Will it work if you wear glasses? What about if you're trying to use it in the dark?

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