Buying an Apple device online is one thing. Buying one that costs ₱80,000 (roughly $1,281) or more is another. Power Mac Center has officially launched its digital storefront on Lazada’s LazMall, giving Filipino shoppers another authorized place to buy Apple hardware without wondering who, exactly, is on the other side of the checkout button.
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View PostXiaomi 12.12 Sale and Christmas Carnival: A list of discounted devices
Xiaomi has announced its holiday strategy for the Philippines, and it’s effectively splitting the deals into two buckets: a short, aggressive online rush for 12.12, and a longer, offline-focused “Christmas Carnival” that runs until January 2026.
Samsung PH debuts new monitors, including glasses-free Odyssey 3D
Samsung has launched its latest monitors in the Philippines, and it’s clear the Korean technology giant is aiming for two things — smarter work and more immersive play.
Xiaomi Back to School Sale 2025: List of deals to grab in PH
If you’re shopping for a gear upgrade this upcoming school year or simply eyeing a powerful new device, Xiaomi might just have made that decision a whole lot easier with its latest promo.
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View PostLenovo debuts 3D monitor, other AI-powered products in PH
Lenovo recently held its Media Tech Day in the Philippines, where the world’s largest PC manufacturer showcased a range of exciting new AI-powered products, including the cutting-edge ThinkVision 27 3D monitor.
Gear up and save: ASUS and ROG Cool for School Promo offers bundles worth up to P41,900
This back-to-school season, ASUS and the Republic for Gamers Philippines are excited to announce the return of the ASUS and ROG Cool for School Promo, which will run from June 1 to August 15. The promotion offers deals on a range of devices perfect for students who need top-notch tech for learning.
Samsung Odyssey Neo G8 world’s 1st 4K 240Hz gaming monitor
It’s just a few days away from the International CES 2022 technology conference in Las Vegas, Nevada, and one of the products you might want to watch for is a display from Samsung.
MateBook D 15 for P28,999, other Huawei PH Dec deals
Huawei Philippines’ biggest gadget sale is ongoing until December 15, so if you’re still looking for the perfect Christmas gift for yourself or your loved ones, you might want to check it out.
More affordable Huawei MateView GT curved monitor now in PH
Following a preorder period that ended yesterday, the new Huawei MateView GT 27-inch Standard Edition is now available in the Philippines.
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View PostASUS PH promo: Up to P18,000 worth of bundles, P2,000 discount
ASUS Philippines will be holding its back-to-school sale from July 15 to August 31, offering up to P18,000 (roughly $358) off participating smartphones, laptops, and desktops, including the ROG Phone 5 gaming phone, ZenFone 8, and ZenFone 8 Flip.
Huawei MateView GT gaming monitor up for preorder in PH
The Huawei Nova 8i, Watch 3, and FreeBuds 4 won’t be the only new Huawei products that will arrive in the Philippines shortly. Like the tech giant’s new smartwatch and open-fit ANC earphones, the Huawei MateView GT is also now available for preorder in the country until July 15.
Huawei MateView GT gaming monitor launching in PH July 6
We’re not gonna lie — we are elated that Huawei‘s first gaming monitor is coming to the Philippines. We’ve been eyeing the product since its launch.
MateView or MateView GT: Which high-end monitor is for you?
Huawei recently beefed up its PC portfolio with two new high-end monitors that debuted globally alongside the MatePad series refresh. Compared to the Huawei Display, which launched in the Philippines for P7,999 (around $167) back in March, the Huawei MateView and MateView GT feature bigger and sharper panels and cutting-edge specs.
Huawei to launch prosumer, curved gaming monitors in May?
Is Huawei positioning itself as a strong contender in the PC market? That might just be the case. Just recently, the technology giant launched the Huawei Display alongside the AMD-based Huawei MateStation S desktop in the Philippines. The Mate Display is the company’s first commercial monitor on the local market, but it probably won’t be the last for 2021.