vivo Malaysia has officially announced that you could stand a chance to win a Sony PlayStation 5, simply by taking part in the vivo Creative Graduation Photography Online Contest. If you’re interested in taking part, you have to be under 20-years old and the contest runs from 8 December 2020 until 3 January 2021.

It seems that a patent from Sony has recently been spotted which hints that the upcoming Sony PlayStation 5 Pro, will most likely come equipped with dual graphic processing unit inside. With that being said, there could be a possibility that the PlayStation 5 Pro could be physically larger than the current variant of the console due to the additional hardware.

It seems that Sony’s PlayStation 5 has achieved more pre-orders in 12 hours than the PlayStation 4 did after 12 weeks, based on a statement by Reuters. With that in mind, it seems that there is heavy demand for the PlayStation 5, which is great news for Sony due to the fact that it was predicted to be the first PlayStation console to be the first console to not be sold at a loss.

Based on a statement by tecnoblog.com, it seems that the Sony PlayStation 5 will support Wi-Fi 6 as well as Bluetooth 5.1 connectivity, which not only allows for a much faster download speed over Wi-Fi but also much better stability. To those who are not familiar with Wi-Fi 6, it allows the transfer of data up to 32 times faster compared to Wi-Fi 4 that’s supported by the Sony PlayStation 4.

Back then, if you were keen on getting a laptop that has good performance and battery efficiency, you’d have to go for laptops that typically cost more than RM3000. But thanks to AMD who recently released their new Ryzen 4000 series processors, they’ve managed to drive down laptop prices to a much more affordable level while maintaining adequate performance and battery life.

With that said, Acer recently unveiled the Swift 3 which is equipped with the AMD Ryzen 4500U processor with Radeon Graphics, 8GB of RAM, and 512GB SSD for the price of only RM2599. Let’s have a closer look at the performance of the Swift 3 and see what kind of workloads this laptop is suitable.

The Xiaomi Mi Band 5 has been internationally unveiled today and it comes equipped with features such as magnetic charging, as well as 14-day battery life at the price of 39.99 Euros (~RM195). It is best to note that there is no official news on the Malaysia release date and local pricing right now, so you might want to stay tuned on that.

Based on a statement by a Weibo user, it seems that the top 5 smartphone manufacturers in China could be working on a technology which allows smartphones to support up to 120W fast charging. While not much is known in regards to exactly which companies are involved, we do know that Xiaomi, OPPO, and vivo showcased something similar not too long ago.

It seems that a listing of the Sony PlayStation 5 has been spotted on Amazon, and it seems that the console will start from the price of 399 Euros (~RM1924) for the Digital Edition which doesn’t have an optical drive. The base variant of the PS5 that comes with the optical drive, on the other hand, is priced at 499 Euros (~RM2406) which is slightly more expensive but it lets you play physical copies of the game.

Xiaomi has recently posted an image hinting that the Xiaomi Mi Band 5 will be unveiled on 11 June 2020 onwards in China. Not only will it come with a new blood oxygen saturation sensor, but it will also able to act as a remote shutter control for your smartphone.

Based on a statement by mydrivers.com, it seems that the upcoming Sony PS5 Pro could be priced from 499USD(~RM2097) while the non-Pro variant could start from 399USD(~RM1677). While not much is fully confirmed in regards to the aforementioned console, it seems that the Pro variant could support resolutions up to 8K while the regular PS5 does not.