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ERROR: type should be string, got "https://www.peakperformance.com/se/en/nigel-cabourn-v-neck-liner-men-G65379001.html\nNigel Cabourn V-Neck Liner Men White Stone / 096\nChoose your colour : White Stone (096)\nPeak Performance x Nigel Cabourn. The V-neck Liner Fleece jacket is crafted from a blend of premium quality wool and cotton and can be worn... Peak Performance x Nigel Cabourn. The V-neck Liner Fleece jacket is crafted from a blend of premium quality wool and cotton and can be worn on its own or as a liner under a shell jacket. All three pieces in the collection are available in four different color ways – yellow, white stone, orange and army green. As World War II was looming, there was a need for a new comfortable and protective fabric. RAF pilots catapulting into freezing seas could only expect to survive for a few minutes. So, scientists at The Shirley Institute developed Ventile, which increased the life expectancy in the sea to over 20 minutes, making rescue a real possibility. You still find garments made from the fabric in the modern-day RAF and other NATO forces. And now also in the Peak Performance x Nigel Cabourn collection. Read more\nAn update of our best-selling favorite from last season, this soft knitted mid-layer is crafted from a high quality wool-mix, and updated with details in the Ventile quality, 100% organic cotton\nZipped front\nThe wool fleece Zip is ideal for layering under your shell jacket, but works just as well worn on its own\nMaterial: 47% Wool 28% Polyester 25% Acrylic\nTumble dry Low - max 60 C\nWet Clean Mild process\nPeak Performance x Nigel Cabourn. The V-neck Liner Fleece jacket is crafted from a blend of premium quality wool and cotton and can be worn on its own or as a liner under a shell jacket. All three pieces in the collection are available in four different color ways – yellow, white stone, orange and army green. As World War II was looming, there was a need for a new comfortable and protective fabric. RAF pilots catapulting into freezing seas could only expect to survive for a few minutes. So, scientists at The Shirley Institute developed Ventile, which increased the life expectancy in the sea to over 20 minutes, making rescue a real possibility. You still find garments made from the fabric in the modern-day RAF and other NATO forces. And now also in the Peak Performance x Nigel Cabourn collection."

ERROR: type should be string, got "https://www.phonescoop.com/companies/news.php?c=231\nHome › Phones ›\nInfo & Phones News\nHands-On with TCL's Newest Foldable Concept\nJan 6, 2020, 3:30 PM by Rich Brome\nTCL has put out a few folding-screen concepts in the past year, and now they have a new one to show off at CES. It's a little more polished and functional than previous concepts, but it's also definitely not market-ready. The device resembles a small Android tablet when open, but is smaller than a phone when closed. In an interview with Phone Scoop, TCL spokesperson Jason Gerdon said that TCL currently plans to bring a foldable phone to market in 2020, but isn't trying to \"rush it\"; the company won't hesitate to delay their first foldable if the software and/or market isn't ready. We had some time with the concept model. Read on for our impressions and thoughts.\ncontinued ▻\nTweet Facebook Comments\nTCL's New 10 Series Phones Include 5G Model Under $500 (Hands-On)\nAfter \"soft-launching\" with the Plex phone last year, TCL is now previewing its first widely-available lineup of own-brand phones: the 10 series, all of which offer premium features for under $500. TCL officially announced very few details of the three phones, but shared more with Phone Scoop in a hands-on session. All three models offer four rear cameras. The TCL 10 5G offers sub-6 GHz 5G powered by the new Qualcomm Snapdragon 765 chip and an extra-large battery. It also has a large display with a \"hole punch\" for the selfie camera in the top-left corner. A fingerprint reader is located on the back. The 10 Pro has a premium design with a curved-edge AMOLED display, in-display fingerprint reader, matte glass back with reflective gradient effect, and metal frame. It will be available in black and green. The 10L (L for Lite) is similar in design to the 10 5G, but thinner and lighter. The 10L and 10 Pro will be available in the US unlocked for under $500 in the second quarter. TCL did not announce launch details for the 10 5G, but said it would also be priced starting under $500. Further details on the 10 series will be announced at the MWC trade show in late February. Read on for more details and our hands-on impressions.\nTCL Launches First TCL-Branded Phone\nSep 5, 2019, 8:00 AM by Rich Brome\nTCL Communication — the company behind Alcatel, BlackBerry, and Palm phones — is branching out with a new line of phones under its own TCL brand. The first model is called the Plex and is higher-end than most Alcatel-branded phones. TCL will also introduce 5G and folding phones under the TCL brand next year, making it a decidedly higher-end brand for the company. The Plex has a full-HD+ 6.53-inch display on the front and triple rear cameras. The display is a \"Dotch\" LCD panel made in-house by TCL; it achieves 90% screen-to-body ratio thanks to a hole-punch design for the selfie camera. The display also automatically adjusts to ambient light color. The main camera is a 48-megapixel Sony sensor. It's assisted by a dedicated 2-megapixel (1080p) low-light sensor for video. The third camera is a 16-megapixel wide-angle camera. The unique dual flash design puts a separate LED on each side of the camera lenses. The Plex is powered by a 3,820 mAh battery, Qualcomm Snapdragon 675 processor, 6 GB of RAM, and comes with 128 GB of storage plus a memory card slot. It also has a fingerprint reader on the back, headphone jack, and USB-C connector supporting Quick Charge 3.0. The version announced today features Cat. 6 LTE supporting European frequency bands. It will launch by the end of this year \"starting with select markets\" in Europe at a recommended retail price of €329.\nTweet Facebook Comments 2\nSubscribe to Phone Scoop News with RSS Follow @phonescoop on Twitter Phone Scoop on Facebook Subscribe to Phone Scoop on YouTube Follow on Instagram"