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The pandemic has shown many people that working from home is very much a real thing. Of course, you'll then have to consider getting extra equipment to make it work. It could be a webcam for non-laptop users or speakers to enjoy some music, so those long days without any company around won't feel dull.

In that case, what about monitors? Last month, we discussed curved monitors vs flat monitors. In that article, we showed someone using a laptop with a secondary monitor, so we thought we could expand on that. Today, let's look at the 4 types of people who may need a multi-monitor setup and why.

The OPPO Find X3 Pro has been officially launched recently which is a beast! It features the powerful Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 chipset and also comes with other impressive tech specs such as full-path 10-bit colour display and two 50MP rear cameras. 

Last month, Huawei launched the Huawei Band 4e (active) in Malaysia at an affordable price. This is an entry-level band that is designed for everyone. It comes with multiple sports monitoring modes and can even be attached to your shoes. Check out this review of the Huawei Band 4e and see if this is the next smartband for you.

As mobile gaming continues to rise in popularity, more brands have been adding gaming features on some of their smartphones. If you own a Samsung Galaxy device, you should be familiar with the Game Booster app, which has been around for quite some time. But what's new on the Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G?

A quick search on Samsung's website would tell you that they have added a new Priority Mode to the mode. The AI software can "monitor your device usage and automatically adjusts your settings for the best experience". Basically, it will regulate the phone's temperature, battery, and RAM usage while you're gaming. Or does it? Let's put it to the test.

The realme X7 Pro is equipped with a MediaTek Dimensity 1000+ chipset, 65W fast-charging, and a 64MP quad-camera setup at the back. Sounds impressive, right? But would this phone be worth buying? Let us find out!

In conjunction with the release of new processors from Intel and AMD, major laptop manufacturers such as Acer, ASUS, Lenovo, HP, and Dell release more than 20 laptop variants in a year. That in mind, there are some stuff laptop manufacturers are doing right while other features felt like it doesn’t quite hit the mark. Let's have a look at what those are, shall we?

In June 2020, Acer introduced a new laptop under the ConceptD brand, the ConceptD 3 Ezel, which is dedicated to content creators and those involved in the art industry.  The laptop features an attractive hinge design where the screen can be adjusted to a more comfortable angle to draw using a stylus much like an artist’s easel (hint: Ezel = Easel).  To find out if this laptop is perfect for your illustration tasks, continue reading for our full review of the ConceptD 3 Ezel.

ASUS has unveiled the latest ASUS ROG Phone 5 series smartphones yesterday. The ROG Phone 5, ROG Phone 5 Pro, as well as the ROG Phone 5 Ultimate, starting from the price of RM2999, RM4499, and RM4999 respectively. In the studio, we got the ASUS ROG Phone 5, so let's check out the unboxing video!

Despite that, the Xperia 5 II is technically impressive. Full HD+ HDR OLED display? Checked. A camera module with DSLR-like functions that's actually good? Checked. Snapdragon 865 chipset? Also checked. Unfortunately, most people lost interest when it took 8 months to arrive here, after its launch in February 2020. But we decided to review it anyway, so read on to find out what we thought of this phone.

Recently, the expandable display smartphones are becoming a growing trend and it is known to be the future of smartphones. Since few years back, we seen few variants of expandable display smartphones like a foldable, flipping, and a clamshell-like display smartphones. Today, we witness the new rollable display device which is the OPPO X 2021 concept phone.