Technology News From The Philippines
The Tecno Pova enters the market with a 6000mAh battery, a 6.8” punch-hole screen, a very capable Helio G80 chip, and 6GB of RAM. Although the HiOS skin needs a much-needed rework when compared to other brands for the entry-level segment, when taking into account the comparatively low price, there isn’t much to complain about the new smartphone in town.
Stay tuned for our full review of the Amazing Products USB rechargeable battery.
Stay tuned for our full review of the Poco X3 smartphone.
With a price of P7,999, it isn’t cheap, but given the build quality and functionality it offers, it seems justifiable.
The Pouvoir 4 is Tecno’s declaration of war for the entry-level devices in the Philippine market. With its specs-to-price ratio, it is currently the best smartphone for users needing a device for online classes but are on a tight budget.
Stay tuned for our full review of the Tecno Pouvoir 4 budget smartphone.
Having built many custom PCs over the years, I can only appreciate the superb finish and competent performance on offer here. Also, after doing the math on comparable components, Dell’s pricing for the OptiPlex 7070 Ultra seems like good bang for the buck.
Stay tuned for our full review of the Dell OptiPlex 7070 Ultra all-in-one desktop PC.
