April 2026 sees substantial discounts in the tech market, exemplified by Apple's $150 reduction on the M5 MacBook Air and DJI's $500 off the Mini 5 Pro drone, marking historic pricing for both products.
India to ban sales of Chinese CCTV brands Hikvision and Dahua from 1 April: Report
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India will prohibit Chinese CCTV companies like Hikvision and Dahua from selling internet-connected cameras starting April 1, according to a new report. This decision follows new certification rules which were notified in 2024.
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The aggressive discounting strategies from big tech firms like Apple and DJI aim to capture market share amid intensifying competition and fluctuating consumer demand.
The ban on Hikvision and Dahua will disrupt the supply chain of surveillance technology in India, creating opportunities for domestic and allied manufacturers while intensifying the geopolitical technology competition.
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The Apple M5 MacBook Air has seen a price reduction of $149, marking its lowest price since launch. Amazon's April sale offers the 13-inch base model for $949.99 and additional 15-inch configurations, indicating aggressive pricing tactics from Apple.
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