Garmin's Instinct E-sports Edition smartwatch, which is specifically targeted at the gaming industry, uses a dedicated e-sports activity function to track and analyze heart rate and stress during play, as well as offer long-term trend analysis.
The ScreenPad 2.0 seen on the Asus ZenBook 14 is powered by the ScreenXpert software and includes convenient utilities like Quick Key -- a one-tap automation for pre-programmed complex keyboard sequences, handwriting for natural text input, and the number key function for rapid data entry.
With a P7,990 price tag, the Redmi 9T is able to provide a 48MP quad rear-camera setup, a Snapdragon 662 chipset, a 6000mAh battery with 18W charging, a USB Type-C port, 6GB of RAM and 128GB of storage. Out of the box, the Redmi 9T also comes bundled with a 22.5W charger.
To keep up with business-grade security needs, the Surface Pro 7+ will be equipped with TPM 2.0 chip for enterprise security and Windows Hello face sign-in through its 5.0MP front-facing camera. The device also features removable solid state drive options as well as WiFi 6 support.
The Note 8 is powered by the 12nm MediaTek Helio G80 processor, a chip now commonly seen for mid-level devices that are targeting the mobile gaming audience.
HMD Global saw fit to name its cheapest 4G smartphone the Nokia C1 Plus – a decent entry level device that runs on Android Go, Google’s OS for smartphones with less than 2GB of memory and comes with its own “lite” versions of applications.
Samsung Electronics shared its latest innovations during a virtual presser at the 2021 Consumer Electronics Show (CES), all of which are centered on AI and interconnectivity between home and lifestyle technology.
The Qualcomm Snapdragon 8cx 5G compute platform found on the IdeaPad 5G will be using an Adreno 680 for graphics and Snapdragon X55 Modem-RF for connectivity needs. As long as the user has 5G service, the laptop can download at speeds exponentially faster than what 4G currently has to offer.
One of the features of the new Dell laptops is a privacy-oriented webcam called SafeShutter – a technology that blocks camera operations when not in use and will only go live for conference calls.
