Gaming laptops typically cost upwards of RM5000 or so as they come with high-end processors, discrete graphic cards and better cooling, which all adds up to their more expensive price tag. The Lenovo LOQ series recently refreshed their line-up with 13th Gen Intel Core processors and NVIDIA RTX 4000 series discrete graphic cards and the Lenovo LOQ 15IRH8 is one of them. Read on, to see if this 15.6-inch gaming laptop is the one for you. 

The Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini is adorably tiny, but promises to be packed with smart-phone features, thanks to its Android operating system. Its 3-inch touchscreen also means this compact phone looks thoroughly usable.

Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini: Design & Build

The new Xperia Mini sports a larger display than the X10 Mini, offering a 3.0 inch capacitive touchscreen with a pixel resolution of 320 x 480, as opposed to the previous device delivering a QVGA screen measuring 2.55 inches. Thankfully, that trade off between form and function is still finely balanced on the Xperia Mini, with the device measuring in at just 88 x 52 x 16mm and weighing in at 99g.

Sony Ericsson txt Pro is a side-slider cell phone with a soft and smooth QWERTY keypad. The phone looks very stylish and has a sleek design.

Sony Ericsson Txt Pro - Design & build:

It is a smart cell phone with sizable touch screen display of 3.0 inches and when we horizontally slide this cell phone it pops up a QWERTY keyboard. The facility of QWERTY keyboard makes typing easier and quicker. The facility of the QWERTY keyboard inside it and the name, “Txt Pro” itself tells us that it is helpful in making texting and chatting easier. It is pretty understandable that this cell phone is used to help us in increasing our social communication.

Sony Ericsson's smartphone regeneration continues with the stunning Arc

Until recently it was fair to say that Sony Ericsson has had a rocky ride with Android handsets. With its flagship 2010 Xperia X10 being somewhat left behind by HTC and Samsung.

Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc - Build:

It’s fair to say the Arc is one of the most stunning handsets we’ve seen recently. Just 8.7mm deep and weighing a lightweight 117g the slight curve the body has been ergonomically designed to sit comfortably in your hand. The back of which has a two-tone coating from dark to pale blue, which looks a lot nicer than it sounds. Best of all is the screen. At 4.2-inches it dominates the front, the dark frame ensuring it blends seamlessly into the edges.