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While the ASUS Lolliflash was spotted previously in Jakarta, we also recently saw it at the ASUS ZenPad Zensationroadshow currently happening at Centre court, Mid Valley Megamall. We also managed to get our hands on this external flashlight. It turns out that it is not just a dual LED external light that can slot into the 3.5mm jack, but it also has 3 different adjustable brightness levels. It also comes with three colour filters which help diffuse the light and spread it more evenly. No Malaysia release dates or pricing details yet but it should be coming within the next couple of weeks. Check out our rather detailed unboxing and hands-on video of the ASUS Lolliflash below.

Tablet phones or tablets with call capabilities have come a long way from the first days when people put 7-inch display devices to their ears. Apart from newer technologies, they have become thinner, slimmer and more compact, especially for the higher-end market. ASUS was one of the first to make such tablets for the entry-level market with their ASUS Fonepad tablets and now, they are replacing these well received devices with the new ASUS ZenPad range. Featuring the latest 64-bit Intel Atom x3 processors, dts-HD audio technologies and a more fashion conscious look and feel, the ASUS ZenPad C 7.0 (Z170C) is the most entry-level device on the ZenPad tablet range. In this day and age when it isn't uncommon to see someone using a tablet phone to make a call does the ASUS ZenPad C really offer improvements over the earlier ASUS Fonepad 7? We find out in our full review of the ASUS ZenPad C 7.0 in this article.

The ASUS ZenPad 7.0 Z370CG is probably one of the world's first tablets to have interchangeable backplates which ASUS are calling Zen Cases. As per our previous unboxing video, it was revealed that ASUS Malaysia are including an extra Zen Case for free. We went on to do some hands-on with the ASUS ZenPad 7.0 Z370CG with its improved tech specs including an 8MP Pixelmaster rear camera, dts-HD audio technology and the 64-bit Intel Atom x3 processor formerly known as SoFIA. Check out our hands-on video for a closer look at the ASUS ZenPad 7.0 Z370CG ahead of its release in Malaysia next week on 26 August 2015.

The upcoming ASUS ZenPad tablets are coming soon to Malaysia just next week on 26 August 2015 but we managed to get some time with the ASUS ZenPad 7.0 Z370CG ahead of release time. As such we've done our usual unboxing video. Unlike the previous ZenPad C 7.0, the ZenPad 7.0 is probably the world's first tablet with interchangeable backplates which ASUS have called Zen Cases. Again, thankfully, it turns out that ASUS Malaysia are including a free extra ASUS Zen Case with every ZenPad 7.0 Z370CG. There is a whole lot of other tech specs and features including a 64-bit Intel Atom x3 processor, dts-HD audio technology, 7-inch 720p HD display, an 8MP Pixelmaster rear camera and improved VisualMaster TrueVivid display technology. For now, check out the unboxing video in this article.

Slated as the next entry-level tablet phones taking over from the ASUS Fonepad, the ASUS ZenPad C 7.0 is the entry-level version yet still managed to offer a slim yet luxurious design on a 7-inch display tablet with 600 x 1024 pixel resolution. Set for a Malaysia release date on 26 August 2015 with the ASUS ZenPad 7.0 and others, the pricing has been mentioned at RM499. Also featuring a 64-bit Intel Atom x3 processor, 1GB RAM, dts-HD audio technology, 5MP rear camera, 2MP front camera and double tap to sleep or wake, the ASUS ZenPad C 7.0 is shaping up to be better than it's predecessors. We go hands-on with the ASUS ZenPad C 7.0 in our hands-on video below to see what else it can do.

After all the teasers, we managed to get our hands on the ASUS ZenPad C 7.0 tablet from ASUS. While pricing has already been announced for RM499, it is set for an official launch along with the ASUS ZenPad 7.0 and others come this 26 August 2015. Tech specs and features include a 64-bit Intel Atom x3 processor, 1GB RAM, dts-HD audio technology, 7-inch display with 600 x 1024 pixel resolution and phone and SMS capabilities with built-in 3G connectivity. Check out our unboxing video in this article to see what else you get with the ASUS ZenPad C 7.0.

While we've seen a whole range of ASUS ZenPower powerbanks at the ASUS ZenFone 2 regional launch in Jakarta, Indonesia, thanks to ASUS Malaysia we managed to get our hands on the ASUS ZenPower Credit Card-sized 9600 mAh powerbank. Featuring a shiny metallic surface with rounded corners, the powerbank is indeed the size of a credit card, but a bit thicker than 10 of them. Be that as it may, it is still smaller and more compact than some other 9000 mAh and most 10000 mAh powerbanks we've seen so far. It also features a power button, four LED power indicators, a USB port and a microUSB port. Priced at just RM59, it is currently available at the ASUS Store Malaysia in metallic black, blue, pink, silver and white. Check out our hands-on video of the pink coloured ASUS ZenPower Credit Card-sized 9600 mAh powerbank in this article.

Just a day ahead of a sneak preview for the ASUS ZenPad tablets and we've just received screencaps of some benchmarks from an anonymous tipster. The benchmarks include AnTuTu and 3DMark, both benchmarks that we often use here at TechNave.com. The AnTuTu benchmark for the ZenPad C 7.0 is scored at 22396 which is much higher than the entry-level ASUS Fonepad 7 tablet it may replace. A quick look at the previous ASUS Fonepad 7 review reveals an AnTuTu score of just 19030 and that was without any PowerSaver function turned on. The new ZenPad C 7.0 is powered by Intel's latest Intel Atom x3 or SoFIA processor and offers built-in 3G connectivity along with features like DTS-HD audio technology. We'll be able to tell you more tomorrow after the sneak preview but so far, these benchmarks are indications that users will get a good performing device with the ASUS ZenPad C and other ZenPad tablets. No Malaysia release dates or official pricing details yet, but the ZenPad C is expected to cost around RM499. Stay tuned for more updates tomorrow.

For many people, the mouse remains one of the more important control devices and can't be replaced by a touchscreen or stylus. However, many of the mice currently available can't actually be used everywhere as some surfaces like glass affect the sensor of these mice. The Logitech Anywhere MX Wireless Mouse was one of the few mice that could be used over nearly all surfaces, glass included and this year we get the next iteration of this series with the Logitech MX Anywhere 2 Wireless Mouse. Does it improve upon the features of its predecessor? Is it the wireless mouse to get for those who need to work anywhere and everywhere? Check out our full review of the Logitech MX Anywhere 2 Mouse below to find out.

Keyboards are the one big enabler to do serious work with a tablet, smartphone or even a computer. For those of you who need a Bluetooth keyboard for multiple devices Logitech have the Logitech K810 Bluetooth Illuminated Keyboard. Designed for the backpack toting writer on the move, it offers smart backlighting, pairings with multiple devices at the same time and more. Is this enough to warrant the RM350 or more price tag? Check out our review of the Logitech K810 Bluetooth Illuminated Keyboard to find out.