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Qualcomm recently announced the Snapdragon C chipset for budget Windows 11 laptops and devices. Aimed at $300 (~RM 1,189.80) laptops, the Snapdragon C chipset should offer 1-day battery life, quiet performance and still be able to handle web browsing, video streaming and light productivity. No Malaysia release dates yet, but we expect such laptops to arrive later in 2026.

Acer recently announced the Acer Swift Spin 14 AI with a Snapdragon X2 chipset and the Aspire Go 15 with a Snapdragon C chipset. Both are Windows 11 laptops and while there are no Malaysian release dates or pricing details they are expected to arrive in July 2026.

Xiaomi is continuing its push beyond smartphones with the launch of a new Smart Tech Appliances lineup for Malaysia, introducing new air conditioners, refrigerators, laundry solutions and robot vacuums as part of its broader smart ecosystem strategy.

Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) projects are being expanded across Malaysia, with new tenders opened in several locations in Peninsular Malaysia. The move comes as the country continues to scale up renewable energy adoption, especially solar power, which requires stronger grid balancing support.

The official match ball for the upcoming FIFA World Cup 2026 has officially stepped into the spotlight, and this time, it is bringing significantly more technology than previous generations. Called TRIONDA, the new ball represents a major evolution in both football design and connected technology, becoming one of the most advanced World Cup balls ever created.

Xiaomi has just launched a new batch of REDMI gadgets in Malaysia, adding more options for people who want solid features without paying flagship prices. The lineup includes the REDMI Watch 6, REDMI Buds 8, and the first-ever REDMI over-ear headphones called the REDMI Headphones Neo.

Dreame Technology has announced a global partnership with football legend Cristiano Ronaldo to strengthen its position in the global smart home appliance market. So, what should you know about it?

Looks like PlayStation fans are in for a treat. Days of Play is back again this year, running from May 27 to June 10, 2026, across Southeast Asia. That said, what should you know about it?

With Computex 2026 just around the corner, early reveals are starting to surface. In fact, Acer has already provided details of some products it plans to showcase at the event. Among them is the company's latest gaming handheld PC, which uses a new Intel-powered chip.

According to Reuters, ByteDance has now discussed and begun designing its own AI processing chips to accelerate inference and enable its agentic AI systems to operate more quickly and efficiently. That said, what should you know about it?