While Proton unveiled its latest S70 series, Huawei also did the same in China with the Luxeed Zhijie S7 series as the first electric sedan. Luxeed is a new brand that was jointly built with Chery and posed as a challenger to the Tesla Model S with a starting price of 249,800 Yuan (~RM163,480). In Mandarin, Zhijie means "the world". 

Finally, Proton officially unveiled its latest car - the Proton S70 as a new C-segment sedan lineup. There are four car models - starting with RM73,800 for the Executive, followed by Premium at RM79,800, then Flagship and Flagship X at RM89,800 and RM94,800 respectively.

Electric vehicles are slowly becoming a thing even in Malaysia. For instance, Tesla has been making waves here this year. Of course, that's not the only EV maker with interesting cars. Huawei and Chery also have a new collab car, the Luxeed S7.

If you just want to watch YouTube or Netflix on a larger screen, any large tablet with a decent display would do. But if you plan to play games, paint digital art or perform multi-tasking, then we have a suggestion for you - the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 FE. Here are some reasons to pick this tablet.

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 FE offers nearly all of the features that most users would need from the original Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 Plus but at a much more affordable price from RM1899. However, it still needs some fine-tuning to get it ready to be a full-fledged productivity machine. No worries, we have all the tips you need to do so, so do read on on How to turn your Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 FE into your productivity laptop.

Samsung often comes out with Fan Edition or FE versions of their devices focusing on the fans of their more premium devices. As such, FE devices tend to have the features that Fans want the most but the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 FE is a bit of a pioneer, as it is probably the first Samsung FE device to be offered at a more affordable price tag compared to its original device.

As the original Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 Plus was priced at RM3999, the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 FE is significantly more affordable from RM1899 but offers a similar 12.4-inch sized 2K display, an S Pen stylus and super thin yet premium looking chassis. How does it perform with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 778G chipset and less memory? Find out in our full review.

Looking for a surround sound experience? For more personal use, a headphone is what you'd pick. If it's a living room, you'll usually get at least a soundbar or Hi-Fi set. But what if you can get a speaker that stays on you? Say hi to the Sony SRS-NS7.

As the tablets start to roll into Malaysia we have one new one coming in from Samsung, which is the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 FE (FE stands for Fan Edition). We’ve managed to get some time up close and personal with it, so here are our first impressions of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 FE tablet.

Today, Samsung Malaysia has confirmed the arrival of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 FE. Coming in two variants, there are the 4GB+64GB and 6GB+128GB at the price of RM1899 and RM2199 respectively. If you opt to get it from now onwards until 31 October 2021, you can get a free Book Cover and a Smart Keyboard Trio 500 home. 

Earlier this week, sources spotted a new tablet from Samsung and suggested it was launching soon. However, it turns out that Samsung had more than one tablet ready for release. In fact, Samsung has just launched the Galaxy Tab S7 FE 5G and Tab A7 Lite.