Technology News From The Philippines
Armed with a more powerful processor and a late introduction of the USB-C, Microsoft’s 2-in-1 flagship detachable laptop Surface Pro 7 is finally being offered in select authorized commercial resellers in the Philippines, along with the traditional clamshell Surface Laptop 3.
Chipmaker AMD has announced that its record-breaking x86 server GPU was able to surpass the 10 teraflops (FP64) performance barrier, and is expected to be available by the end of 2020.
In a nutshell, the Summit line refers to the laptops that provide the brand’s highest level of processing power paired with enterprise-level security features. The Prestige series shines as the more balanced in terms of raw power among the three, and brings in a higher level of portability. Finally, the Modern series boasts a battery life and display panel suited for content creators.
Samsung is currently running a pre-order promo for its latest gaming monitors from the Odyssey series. To highlight the capabilities of the new 1000R displays, the victors of the recently concluded Valorant showdown between Tier One Entertainment teams each received a 32-inc Samsung Odyssey G7 monitor.
With boosted speeds and lower latencies, global mobile networks are set to utilize 5G wireless technology to integrate real-time interaction between users and the virtual world.
First seen on their official appearance during this year’s Consumer Electronic Show (CES), JBL will also be letting loose the first three products hailing from the Club roster- Club One, Club 950NC, and Club 700BT. The Club line will headline with high res graphene drivers, true adaptive noise cancellation (ANC), the SilentNow function, Harman’s Personi-Fi feature, and a 1.2m audio and mic cable.
Realme’s end goal is to produce an ecosystem of smart products strewn together by the Realme Link app.
PC maker Lenovo Philippines is aiming to meet the booming demand for remote work with three new additions to the ThinkPad portfolio – the ThinkPad T14, X13, and E14. All three devices will be powered by AMD’s “Zen” microarchitecture Ryzen processors.
