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Jeu de construction Lego Ideas - Le globe terrestre 21332

✇Dealabs
183,99€ - Fnac

Parcourez le monde avec le tout premier globe terrestre LEGO®

Avec plus de 40 cm de haut, l'ensemble Le globe terrestre constitue un modèle d'exposition remarquable.

Le globe terrestre tourne sur son axe constitué de briques LEGO® Technic.

Nourris ton envie de voyager avec cet incroyable globe terrestre LEGO® aussi rétro qu'amusant.

6 kg de filament pour impression 3D ERYONE PLA+ - 1kg vert + 1kg noir + 1kg rouge + 1kg gris + 1kg bleu + 1 kg blanc ivoire (Entrepôt EU)

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79,99€ - Geekbuying

Soit un prix de revient très correct de 13.33€/kg !

➥ Code promo à indiquer au panier : NNNFR6HS3D
➥ Pas de risque de frais de douane car entrepôt européen. La TVA est incluse.

Description

  • Marque: ERYONE
  • Type: Filament d'imprimante 3D
  • Modèle: Hyper PLA+
  • Couleur: Vert + Noir + Rouge + Gris + Bleu + Blanc Ivoire
  • Diamètre du filament : 1,75 mm
  • Tolérance : ±0,03
  • Température d'impression : 190-230 Celsius
  • Température du lit chauffant : 35-60 Celsius
  • Vitesse d'impression : ≤400 mm/s

Le filament PLA+ haute vitesse ERYONE premium est facile à utiliser et peut mieux répondre aux exigences de haute performance des imprimantes 3D haute vitesse. La vitesse d'impression est de 30 à 400 mm/s.

Meilleur refroidissement et mise en forme : conservez des vitesses élevées tout en conservant les angles vifs et les détails complexes.

Excellente fluidité : ce filament hyper PLA+ a un meilleur effet d'impression sans obstructions ni interruptions.

Compatible avec la plupart des imprimantes 3D FDM. La plage de température d'impression est de 190 à 230 Celsius et la plage de température du lit chauffant est de 35 à 60 Celsius.

Sac sous vide scellé pour le garder au sec et empêcher la poussière d'entrer.
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Transat SONGMICS coussin gris foncé

✇Dealabs
51,69€ - Songmics

L'offre me parait pas mal, j'ai souvent commandé chez eux et le rapport qualité/prix est là !
Les commentaires ont l'air majoritairement bon :)

Je n'ai pas pu essayer mais si vous créez un compte vous allez recevoir un code de réduction exclusif de BIENVENUE de 18 % par e-mail. Si ça marche vous pouvez descendre jusqu'à 45€ environ (y)

India Unable To Impose Caps on Mobile Payments Market Share, Four Years On

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Eight years ago, a coalition of retail banks in India built a mobile payments system called the UPI. The system is interoperable, allowing users to make instant peer-to-peer transactions between them -- across all participating banks -- and to merchants at zero cost. Today, it processes more than 12 billion transactions each month -- more than all card payments combined in India -- and has become the most popular way Indians transact online. Many U.S. giants have cited UPI as an example that other countries should also explore developing. We have also covered UPI several times over the years. NPCI, a quasi-regulator founded by India's central bank, oversees UPI. Four years ago, it announced plans to enforce a market share cap on each participating player. The quasi-regulator didn't want few players to become too powerful and any single participant to process more than 30% of all UPI transactions in a month. It later postponed the deadline to January 1, 2025. Walmart-owned PhonePe and Google Pay command more than 86% of the UPI market. Now, the NPCI is reportedly planning to extend the deadline again by up to two years. The reason? TechCrunch reports: The NPCI had initially planned to enforce the market share cap in January 2021, but postponed the deadline to January 1, 2025. TechCrunch had previously reported that the regulator was moving towards extending the deadline further after concluding that there is no practical solution to address the issue. One can argue that the NPCI shouldn't be interfering with free market forces and let people decide which apps they wish to use. TechCrunch adds: However, several UPI providers admit that an incentive plan that unfairly differentiates [one of the proposed solutions by some industry players] against PhonePe and Google Pay will be a bad look for the ecosystem and could send wrong signals to the investor community. U.S.-based investors, including Accel, Lightspeed, Tiger Global, Insight Partners, Invesco, Vanguard, BlackRock and Fidelity, are among some of the most prolific investors in Indian public firms and startups. Some of the choices made by the RBI [India's central bank] and other regulators have already spooked many investors.

Read more of this story at Slashdot.

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