With the launch of the immensely popular Nova 3i smartphone, Huawei paired their release with the Kirin 710 chipset. This chipset is based on the 12nm process technology which will replace Huawei’s aging Kirin 659 chipset that is still on…
Huawei nova 3i – Unveiled and Unboxed
The mainstream smartphone market segment has never been this crowded. Many manufacturers are pushing out affordable and feature-packed smartphones that are giving consumers a good run for their money. With the new Nova 3i Smartphone, Huawei tries to make it…
Surface Book 2 13.5″ review – All laptops should have curves
Finally, the Surface Book 2 landed on the shores of Singapore! With the predecessor only available outside of Singapore, Microsoft finally decided that our market is ready for this 2-in-1 device. We managed to get our hands on the 13.5″…
ASUS Blue Cave Review – Not the usual router
Even though the ASUS Blue Cave Router was first introduced at COMPUTEX 2017 last year, it only reached Singapore just two months back. With the increase in popularity of IoT devices at home, the ASUS Blue Cave is targeted to…
Grave Danger review (PS4) – Ever wanted an indie Trine?
Originally released late in 2016, Grave Danger is a side-scrolling 2D puzzle platformer that allows players to play as 3 separate characters, each with their own special abilities and talents. These unique heroes also can be swapped around at any…
New Gundam Breaker Review – New formula to justify a makeover?
The Gundam Breaker series has been a product of Dynasty Warriors meets Gundam, where players can take on tons of other mechas in the battlefield. But most importantly, it always had a wide array of customizability when configuring your very…
Sapphire Radeon RX550 Pulse 2GB review – Is it still relevant today?
AMD’s released their flagship Vega based graphics card for the market in late August last year. However, it was rather odd to see them only releasing their new Vega based graphics card for the high performance segment, while leaving the…
ASUS Tinker Board S Review – Let’s venture into the world of Single Board Computers
When we talk about Single Board Computers, what comes to your mind? For the less technical, most would probably not have a single clue. For the rest who deals with technology, perhaps Raspberry Pi or Arduino computers should ring a…
AMD Ryzen APU with Radeon RX Vega Graphics review – Do you even need a dedicated Graphics Card?
Let’s start with a short history lesson on the AMD Accelerated Processing Units (APUs). When AMD first launched their APU based on the Llano architecture in 2011, they were ahead of their time. The vision of APUs were great –…
HP unveils new laptop textured like Damascus Steel – ENVY 13 and ENVY x360 13
HP recently refreshed their ENVY lineup with two new products. Targeting users who require a laptop that is thin and light, while wanting to look stylish, the ENVY 13 and the ENVY x360 13 seem to be great choices. Both…
Full Metal Panic! Fight! Who Dares Wins review – Mechas never die
Full Metal Panic! fans rejoice! From the developers of the Super Robot Wars series, comes a brand-new playable adventure with your beloved characters from the Full Metal Panic! animation series. Now, you can experience the latest installment of Invisible Victory if watching it is…
GALAX’s DRAM/SSDs and XANOVA Gaming Products at COMPUTEX 2018
GALAX is known in Singapore for their range of NVIDIA graphics cards. With the initial success in the GPU market, they have recently ventured into designing and producing DRAM and SSDs as well. Since there isn’t much news on new…
Honor 10 Review – Huawei P20 Pro at half the price?
Being the younger and less well-known sibling of the Huawei family, Honor has its work cut out for them. This is especially the case in Singapore, where flagships rule the landscape, and the budget-conscious are few. With that being said,…
First Look : ASUS ROG STRIX SCAR II Gaming Notebook PC!
While all the attention were on the newly released ROG Phone, ASUS also announced the refresh of their 2nd generation ROG STRIX Gaming Notebook. Since we recently wrote an article on the ROG STRIX Hero and compared it to the…
Sony MP-CD1 Review – A Mobile Projector that fits in your pocket!
When Sony first introduced the MP-CD1 Mobile Projector, I was skeptical about its performance because of its size. In the past, I’ve tried the portable LED projector from ASUS which worked pretty well, but of course, was still incomparable a full-blown projector…