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Earlier today, Razer has officially unveiled the Pokemon-themed true wireless earphones on weibo at the price of RMB849(~RM519). To go into more detail, the aforementioned earphones are kept in a PokeBall charging case which is able to provide several hours of listening time before you need to charge it again.

So here's a collaboration that we thought it would never happen. Apparently, HONOR have announced that they are working with Cherry China on a new exclusive gaming keyboard. They even have the product ready and we got some good looking photos posted on their official Weibo forum which looks pretty dope. It's weird, though, as HONOR is a smartphone brand but anyway let's take a look at the design.

Based on an image posted on weibo.com, it seems that Lenovo might be unveiling their own gaming smartphone which will come equipped with Qualcomm’s top of the line Snapdragon 865 chipset. Furthermore, the second image that was posted hints that the aforementioned gaming phone is capable of scoring up to or even more than 600000 points on Antutu benchmark.

With a new year comes a new start and a new week of NewsBytes. But enough of the rhyming and let's get on to the happenings for this week. Being in between new year's holidays means that news has been sparse, though we did see LG announcing some upcoming stuff for CES 2020, realme's giant Christmas tree made of smartphone boxes, and more.

Just recently, several promotional images of what seems to be the upcoming HONOR Watch Magic 2 has been posted up on weibo.com showcasing what might be the final design of the smartwatch. Based on the image, it seems that the watch sports the familiar tachymeter scale on the outer rim, 2.5D glass as well as two physical buttons that the user would interact with.

Xiaomi recently posted a few teaser images on their Mijia Weibo account recently, showcasing what seems to be the upcoming Mi Watch which looks very similar to the Apple Watch. While the majority of the details of the aforementioned device remain a mystery, the image did hint that the smartwatch comes equipped with the Qualcomm Snapdragon Wear 3100.

Based on a statement made by China Mobile on Weibo on 16 March 2019, the People’s Liberation Army General Hospital, China Mobile and Huawei, has successfully conducted a remote brain surgery to treat Parkinson’s disease, which makes it the first remote surgery ever conducted on a 5G network.