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Home Credit PH offers 0% interest on back-to-school gadgets starting at ₱27 per day

In Laptops, Phones, Tablets by REVU TeamLeave a Comment

As Filipino families prepare for the new school year, back-to-school shopping is in full swing. And among the list of other essentials are learning devices such as laptops, smartphones, and tablets, which have now become important tools for completing schoolwork, conducting research, accessing educational resources, and staying connected throughout the academic year.

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ASUS ProArt returns to PH with AMD Ryzen AI, Copilot+

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The ASUS ProArt series has returned to the Philippines, targeting professionals who demand uncompromising performance on the go this time around. Leaning hard into the artificial-intelligence era, this latest refresh introduces three new Copilot Plus models that promise to bridge the gap between raw inspiration and the final export.

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Apple MacBook Neo for ₱44 a day? Preorder it from Home Credit PH

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Apple just flipped the laptop market on its head with the Apple MacBook Neo, a colorful, ₱39,990 (roughly $667) entry-level machine that borrows its brains from the iPhone 16 Pro. If you’ve been holding out for an affordable Mac, the barrier to entry just got even lower. Home Credit is rolling out an aggressive preorder promo in the Philippines, letting you walk away with the new laptop for as little as ₱44 ($0.73) a day.

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Apple’s Mac overhaul is here: The ₱39,990/ $599 MacBook Neo is the star

In Laptops by Alora Uy GuerreroLeave a Comment

Apple‘s first major hardware drop of the year is officially here. While the mobile devices have their own share of updates (see iPhone 17e, M4 iPad Air PH price starts at ₱42,990: Apple’s value offensive), the real shakeup is happening to the Mac. The company just unleashed a top-to-bottom refresh of its laptop lineup, introducing the M5 MacBook Air, the powerhouse M5 Pro and M5 Max MacBook Pros, and a completely new entry-level wildcard: the MacBook Neo.