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pushed back the reveal of the so-called Reality Pro headset from April to to June, aligning with WWDC 2023 Apple's WWDC 2023 will be held from 5-9 June this year as an online event.

are interested in getting either the 55-inch (S$4,599) or the 65-inch model (S$6,299) from 17 June 2021 to 18 August 2021 will receive a free pair of LG TONE Free BHS-FN6 wireless earbuds, free wall mount The Sony Xperia 10 III can be bought at a promotional price of S$649 from 13 May 2021 to 4 July 2021

Even if your work table is on the smaller side, there’s definitely enough space to fit this computer I’m a big proponent of everything moving to USB-C as a standard, it’s pretty difficult to do so for computer , and I reckon this will make the new iMac very popular with the younger audience who want an Apple computer If you trip over the cable, the magnet is strong enough to hold onto the iMac and pull the computer along Anyway, let’s move on to the performance of the computer itself.

The new Huawei MatePad is an entry-level tablet that promises immersive home theatre-like video and audio quality while still performing well for a bit of gaming and of course, work. However, it’s not flawless. In fact, it takes a lot of getting used to. Credit: Huawei You get a portable 10.4-inch tablet that weighs 460g and sports a 16:9.6 slim bezel 2K FullView display that has also received TÜV Rheinland Low Blue Light certification, meaning that your eyes are safe from blue light exposure while you enjoy videos in HD. Additionally, it has a pixel density of 225ppi and supports a 100% sRGB colour gamut. The tablet is also fitted with the new Huawei Histen 6.1 and comes with a quad-channel speaker system powered by Harman Kardon. We also found that the tablet’s audio provides good stereo when left on a flat surface. This, combined with the tablet’s Wi-Fi 6 connectivity and display, makes it ideal for streaming videos without a hitch. The tablet’s front and rear camera are both 8MP, but the front camera has fixed focus while the rear one has autofocus. A 7nm Kirin 820 processor capable of speeds of up to 2.36 GHz powers the whole tablet. Additionally, the tablet also has 4GB of RAM and 128GB of internal storage. If that much storage isn’t enough for you, you can expand the tablet’s storage with a microSD card of up to 512GB. Combine all these with its integrated Mali-G57 GPU and NPU systems, and you have a tablet that is not only handy for streaming videos but gaming too. The tablet comes equipped with a 7,250mAh large-capacity battery, providing users with around 12 hours or so of battery life. Credit: Huawei But before we talk about the tablet’s performance, let’s discuss its features. The tablet prides itself on being a perfect companion for everyday entertainment due to its display, audio and Wi-Fi 6 connectivity. You can immerse yourself in a home theatre-like video and audio experience without the need for headphones or similar devices. To take advantage of its 2K screen and excellent speakers, you will need content. The tablet also comes with Huawei Video pre-installed, which offers a varied selection of free and paid international drama series, movies and documentaries. It is a good source for content since the service also partners with other providers like Mango TV, TVB, Discovery Channel, CJ Entertainment and many more. For S$7.98 per month (probably the cheapest video service out there), users can subscribe to Huawei Video+ where one can have unlimited access to premium channels and content. For those who are unaware, Huawei Video is the company’s video-on-demand service that is similar to Netflix and we feel it is a missed opportunity for Huawei to not aggressively promote this service. Speaking of Netflix, Huawei has made it easy for users to download and install it. Through its Petal Search service, one can easily search and be directed to a third-party Android store where you can easily sideload the app. While testing the sideloaded Netflix app, we found out that it doesn’t really give you anything higher than a 720p stream. Using a similar method, you can also download a third-party YouTube app but like most third-party apps, it can be a little buggy. In this instance, you won’t be able to watch videos in full-screen if you stream anything above 1080p. The tablet also comes with an eBook mode that mimics e-ink by changing the contrast, brightness and definition. It also comes with support for M-Pencil for a natural and intuitive writing experience. The pen has a pressure sensitivity level of 4,096 and tilt support, allowing users to write with accuracy and sensitivity. The tablet is also great for families that have kids due to the addition of the Children’s Corner app. This app allows you to download many educational apps and games for children to play and enjoy. Something that really impressed us is the MatePad’s ability to lock the screen with a numpad that frequently changes the numbers’ placements and the app also overwrites android’s toolbar and navigation bar by disabling it altogether. This makes it impossible for your child to exit from the app without your password. While we’ve been praising the tablet so far, it also has its flaws. Big ones, in fact. Let’s start with the tablet’s CPU performance. When tested on Geekbench, the tablet’s Kirin 820 processor scored only 612 at single-core and 2240 when at multi-core. Such scores are not the most impressive for a tablet but good enough for light usage. As it is right now, if you’re looking for an affordable, family-friendly tablet that lets you easily multitask for work and entertainment, then you’ll be contented with the new Huawei MatePad. The Huawei MatePad (S$498) is now available for purchase in all HUAWEI Experience Stores, selected consumer electronic stores including Best Denki, Challenger & Hachi.tech, COURTS, Harvey Norman, Sprint Cass and Huawei official online stores in Lazada and Shopee. Content by Lawrence Ng

design patent which Huawei submitted to the European Union Intellectual Property Office on 15 October 2020 However, speculators expect that the phone will be released no later than June 2021 at most.

EDIT (21/12/2020): Winners and video added You might have seen our Top 5 Picks for phones, cameras, We have close to 40 products nominated for Best of 2020 across 13 categories. winners of each category, here is a sneak preview of our nominations of best laptops that made the cut in 2020 So now, our choice for the best lightweight laptop in 2020… goes to the Huawei MateBook 13. Now as for our choice for the best creative laptop in 2020…? That goes to the Asus Zephyrus G14.

Mid-range phones have definitely come a long way, and there are plenty of phones that offer a lot of performance at a reasonable price. We’ll be discussing phones that are under S$1000, or US$720. Let’s start off with the cheapest and work our way up. The Huawei Nova 7 SE comes in at just S$528, or approximately US$350, and the performance of this phone actually stunned us. You get the new Kirin 5G 820 SoC, 8GB of RAM, 128GB of storage, a 6.5-inch full HD display and a quad-camera array at the rear with a 64MP main camera. The phone runs extremely smoothly and definitely exceeds my expectations of what a S$500 phone should do. The only downside is the lack of Google Mobile Services, and perhaps the relatively small 4000mAh battery. Next up is the Xiaomi Mi Note 10 Lite at S$549, or US$395. Running on the Snapdragon 730G, 8GB of RAM, 64GB of storage, a 6.47-inch AMOLED display and a quad-camera array, it doesn’t quite match up to the Nova 7 SE on specs, but the main draw here is that the Mi Note 10 Lite still has Google Mobile Services and the Google Play store. Another plus point is that the phone has a 5,260mAh battery, which is definitely the biggest one on this list. At the $500 range onwards, it’s rare to find a phone that will stutter or lag when running multiple apps, and it’s the same here. The Mi Note 10 Lite runs smoothly, although I do have to point out the speaker placement on this phone is easily covered when using the phone in landscape mode. With the Sony Xperia 10 II, you might be confused who this phone is for. Using a unique 21:9 aspect ratio, it’s definitely a great device to watch movies on, or even just for web browsing since you get more information on the screen. Specs-wise, it’s not great. At all. The phone runs on a Snapdragon 665, 4GB of RAM, 128GB of storage and a tri-camera array on the rear with a 12MP main camera. With the older processor and small amount of RAM, it does mean that you can feel the phone being rather sluggish when opening too many apps or when scrolling through videos. The bright spots of this phone are definitely targeted towards people who want to consume content on their phone. The screen makes for excellent movie watching, and the phone supports Sony’s DXEE HX upscaling as well as the LDAC high-res codec. The battery is a weak point here though, with only a 3,600mAh battery inside. For S$569 though, this might be a bit lacklustre for the general public. For the movie buffs or audiophiles out there though, this is an affordable option for content viewing on the go. At S$599, the Vivo V19 is an interesting choice here. Although the Snapdragon 712 processor is a mid-range chip, performance is smooth thanks to the 8GB of RAM included. It seems like storage pretty much tops out at 128GB for most midrange phones, and you get that with the V19 as well. Camera performance is a bit of a mixed bag, but overall, I’d say selfies taken with the phone are pretty decent and the wide-angle camera stands up admirably against a flagship phone like the Huawei P40 Pro Plus. But if you compare overall performance to price, some of the phones mentioned earlier in the video might be more value-for-money. Let’s take a break from Android phones since Apple has refreshed their midrange series with the new iPhone SE. Even though it’s considerably more affordable at just S$649, you still get top-notch specs here, with the same A13 chip found in the iPhone 11 Pro Max. Touch ID also makes a return here, which is pretty convenient in this day and age of everybody being required to wear masks when we’re out and about. The iPhone SE might not have the ultra-wide and telephoto lenses that flagship phones have, and in fact, it’s the only phone on our list that has a single lens at the back, but it’s a great camera. Our one quibble is battery life. The battery life is on par with the iPhone 8, and with heavy usage, you might find yourself having to charge the iPhone SE twice a day. Aside from that though, it’s an excellent budget phone for Apple users. We come to the most expensive of the pack, the OnePlus 8 at S$998. OnePlus has definitely surprised us with this phone. You get a Snapdragon 865 processor, 8GB of RAM, 128GB of storage, a 6.5-inch AMOLED display, 90Hz refresh rate and a 4,500mAh battery. Are you stunned yet? Because I was. These are flagship specs, for about US$700. And even the phone itself feels amazing in the hand, with a satin glass back. There were features cut to keep the price low, so yes, no wireless charging and no IP rating, but are those really all that necessary? Personally, I think removing those features is a worthwhile tradeoff. But if they’re absolutely indispensable to you, there’s also the OnePlus 8 Pro which has wireless charging, IP68, a bigger battery, 120Hz refresh rate and more for S$1298, or US$899. With these great phones, is there even really a need for flagship phones anymore? Well yeah, for sure. But if you’re on a budget and you want good performance out of whatever phone you buy, there definitely are excellent options out there that won’t kill your wallet.

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