Samsung is cashing in on the exponential growth of mobile game spending in the Philippines by introducing a new smartphone designed to meet the needs of both gaming content creators and the players themselves, but on a slightly cheaper price tag.
The Mi TV P1 series will provide Xiaomi fans with smart home entertainment in 55”, 50”, 43”, and 32” variants while the Xiaomi Mi Pad 5 boosts functionality with its Smart Pen stylus support.
Similar to its local competitor Realme and the launch of the Realme Book, Infinix is launching its campaign with its first laptop product as well – the INBook X1 Pro.
Lenovo’s gaming sub-brand Legion recently introduced the latest devices designed for gamers, prioritizing cooler thermals, AI enhancements, and improved battery life. Additionally, the new Legion laptops will leverage on integrated machine learning to further upgrade gameplay settings and framerates.
Realme is set to introduce its new flagship smartphone, the Realme GT Master Edition, alongside its first ever laptop offering – the Realme Book. Both the GT Master Edition and realme Book.
Speed and focus are at the core of any competitive mobile title played by Filipino gamers. Since reaction speed and reflexes are just the other half of the equation, Oppo plans to complement these with capable gaming powerhouses that discourage distractions and prevent slowdowns.
Samsung Electronics has decided to bring its new features at an affordable device by introducing the new Samsung Galaxy M32, a midrange-level smartphone with multimedia-centric features like a Full HD+ super AMOLED display with a 90Hz refresh rate and 800 nits of brightness, a 48MP quad camera setup, a 20MP front-facing camera, and 5000mAh of battery.
