Gadgets

Japanese tech behemoth Epson has rolled out in the country its latest series of printers and projectors in an attempt to keep the momentum going for its hugely successful product lines.

Meanwhile, tech colossus Microsoft also inaugurated its first ever physical stores in the Philippines for its Lumia and Nokia smartphone lines.

Delivering 4200 lumens, the IN3134a Series projects big, bright, crisp images even with the lights on and the blinds open.

While most companies releases "2-in-1" computing devices (which refer to devices capable of combining the portability of tablets with user functionality of laptops and desktops), Acer came up with the Acer Aspire Switch 12, which is on a different category on its own.

The new Razer Mamba, which retails for $149.99, is powered by the world's most precise gaming mouse sensor, the revolutionary Adjustable Click Force Technology.

Built on a diamond-cut aluminum frame with a profile measuring no more than 6.85mm, the Starmobile Knight Luxe boasts of being the first Pinoy phone to feature Isocell camera technology with a 5-inch HD Amoled screen.

ASUS CEO Jerry Shen today recently announced the availability of ZenFone 2, the newest smartphone in the ZenFone family.

This year, TCL is pushing new TV display technologies: Wide Color Gamut and Quantum Dot.

Canon recently introduced the imageRUNNER C 3300 series, a new lineup of two A3 color multifunction office systems: the imageRUNNER ADVANCE C 3320, C 3325, and C 3330.

The Philippine office of Japanese tech firm Brother has introduced in the country its new line of refillable tank system printers.