In addition to officially launching the Realme X50 Pro Player Edition, Realme has announced a bunch of other hardware, too, including two new product categories. This is part of its effort to create a 360-degree ecosystem of tech-lifestyle devices.
Xiaomi products launching in PH seen in Jan-Feb 2020 brochure
Xiaomi Philippines has unveiled a bunch of new products for the Philippine market via its January-February 2020 product brochure.
Check out these Lazada 11.11 gadget deals
Who doesn’t like scoring a good deal? With Lazada’s 11.11 sale coming up, we thought we’d point you to the right direction of some deals worth paying attention to.
Deal alert: Get 2 TVs for the price of one at Automatic Centre
It’s the holiday shopping season, and if you’re in the market for a new television, Philippine appliance retailer Automatic Centre has a deal you may want to check out.
Honor Vision TV, Vision TV Pro with HarmonyOS launched
Following the official announcement of HarmonyOS — otherwise known as Hongmeng in China — at the Huawei Developer Conference or HDC 2019, the technology giant launched its first HarmonyOS-running smart televisions under the Honor brand.
ABS-CBN TVplus Go review: Data-free TV on your phone or tablet
ABS-CBN announced TVplus Go last month, giving customers in the Philippines yet another option to catch their favorite local programming on their Android device.
Confirmed: Honor Vision TV coming this August
So it’s true that Huawei sub-brand Honor will enter the television market soon. In fact, it has already partnered with ecommerce giant Jingdong, also known as JD.
Coocaa smart TVs debut for as low as P9,990 ($190) in PH
We’ve been hearing a lot about affordable smartphones in the Philippines of late, as almost every non-Apple manufacturer has launched a new phone in the P10,000 (around $189) price bracket within these last couple of months. Smart TVs, meanwhile, are apparently getting more economical yet powerful, too.
These are the Xiaomi dealers and service centers in PH
We get asked a lot about Xiaomi’s brick-and-mortar retail shops and service centers in the Philippines, so we’re publishing this to answer your questions.
LG’s 65-inch OLED TV can be rolled up like a newspaper
Your next big-screen TV might be rollable.