Maria Rivera

Maria is the youngest team member of Asap Land. She joined as an intern as she was having a diploma in journalism. But, now as she gained experience, she is working as full-time editor and contributor on Asap Land. She loves to write news bulletins from the business world as she is quite fascinated with business.

Sony presents its VPL-VW890ES and VPL-VW290ES projectors, two 4K models with X1 processor to mount a high-end home theater

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Sony has announced the arrival to its catalog of two new home theater projectors with native 4K resolution (4096 x 2160 pixels) and generation technology SXRD image that arrive to replace the previous VPL-VW870ES and VPL-VW270ES.

They are the models VPL-VW890ES y VPL-VW290ES, two teams that as a novelty this season will incorporate the Sony X1 processor present until now in the televisions of the series BRAVIA manufacturer. This processor combines technologies for real-time analysis of the frames offering functions such as the enhancement of HDR dinámico and the system Reality Creation.

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comparative offers with Movistar, Vodafone, Orange and Yoigo

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The cheapest 5G smartphones continue to arrive in the operators’ catalogs, this time incorporating two of OPPO’s cheapest proposals to Movistar, Vodafone, Orange and Yoigo, which welcome the OPPO A54 5G and OPPO A74 5G with discounts close to 200 euros.

As each operator imposes different criteria in their payment in installments, we have prepared a comparison of final prices under equal conditions which includes the payment in installments of each model, the respective rate, VAT and other more specific details such as the commissions applied by Yoigo or the extra gigs of gift during the entire stay of Orange.

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‘Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness’ has a new trailer: Netflix heats up the promising arrival of its anime based on Capcom’s zombie saga

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No matter how much love I profess – which I do, and a lot – love for the ‘Resident Evil’ saga of feature films in real action that Paul WS Anderson began in 2002 and concluded in 2017 with the insane ‘Final Chapter’, There is no doubt that the best face of the video game franchise adaptations to the big and small screen has always been given by animated productions.

After more than decent proposals such as ‘Degeneration’, ‘The curse’ or the most recent ‘Vendetta’, Capcom’s zombies will once again show off 3D renders in ‘Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness’; an animated series produced by Tokyo Movie Shinsha and distributed internationally by Netflix that, after the brief teaser that was shown to us last September 2020, has just released its new – and promising – trailer.

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