News & Reviews:   Computex 2016

None of the cameras on modern smartphone takes 3D images. Wouldn’t it be nice to have that capability, where you can capture a moment in glorious 3D? Now you can. The Eye-Plug was recently announced in Computex, and it can shoot 3D images with your smartphone, by just plugging it into the USB Type-C port.

If you are one of the lucky first that's rocking the new fangled USB Type-C connector on your phone or laptop, this is the product for you. Sandisk has announced the SanDisk Ultra Dual USB Type-C Flash Drive (say that 5 times in a row), a flash drive designed to be used on multiple platforms.

ASUS has traditionally used Computex as the platform to announce their latest line-up of their gaming-centric ROG. They did not disappoint, and they announced several new products under their ROG product line. This includes an update to their crazy liquid-cooled gaming laptop, and a new paradigm in PC building. 

For those who are still looking for a 2-in-1 device for daily computing use, Dell has just announced a range of variable-mode devices at Computex 2016, with models ranging from an 11 inch display, all the day to a 15 inch display. The new 2-in-1 models will have a sticker price from RM 1899. 

Gaming aficionados heads up. If your next pc gaming rig needs to be a laptop for one reason or another, then MSI just got the right ticket for you.  They have launched several new models that will surely meet your needs. 

Just in time for Computex 2016, Acer announced a slew of new products designed for Windows 10, with features such as multimode computing and Windows Hello biometric security built in. The new range looks to be ideal for students, families and business professionals alike.