From Mobile phones to Laptops, is getting cheaper in Malaysia 

Thanks to all the new development in technology!!

https://www.techhypermart.com/mobile-phone-samsung 

New Nokia Edge phones

http://www.concept-phones.com/nokia/nokia-edge-concept-phone-secondary-multimedia-screen/

Doogee X5 Smartphone ... 4G Ready !

Doogee X5 Smartphone for only RM399 !!

http://doogee.com.my/onlinestore/index.php/product/doogee-x5-pro/

# 16GB internal storage with micro SD slot

# 2GB RAM!!
# 4G LTE connectivity!
# Quad Core 64 bits CPU!
# 5MP rear camera + 2MP front camera!
# Dual Sim!
# 5″ 720HD screen!
# Android OS 5.1 Lollipop!

Cheap ZTE smartphone

ZTE’s brand new Android smartphone, the Q519T, might just be the budget device to get. Launched in China just recently, it is priced at a mere 599 Chinese yuan (about RM 350 , Simply amazing !!!). What makes it a very attractive smartphone at this price point is its LTE connectivity and a huge 4,000mAh battery; features which will definitely catch the attention of budget-conscious consumers.

Because of its low retail price, the ZTE Q519T is one of the most (if not the most)affordable LTE Android smartphone. It is also equipped with a 5-inch 1280 x 720 display, a MediaTek MT6735 1.0GHz quad-core processor paired with 1GB of RAM, 8GB of expandable storage (microSD card up to 32GB), dual-SIM support, and 5MP rear and 2MP front-facing cameras. It will also ship with Android 5.0 Lollipop out of the box.

For that price, it offers a 5-inch display with a very acceptable 720p resolution, LTE connectivity, and a very, very generous 4,000mAh battery – which ZTE claims can offer 35 days of standby time. In terms of colour option, it will be available in white, blue or gold.

Samsung S6 Iron Man Phone

Amazon Fire Phone

After literally years of speculation, Amazon finally announced its own smartphone, the Amazon Fire, at an event in Seattle yesterday. The device boasts several innovative new features that go beyond what's currently available on other platforms, but for now at least, the Fire's awkward positioning and high price make it unlikely to lure masses of users away from their iPhones or traditional Androids. 

XIAMI ANDROID PHONE IS OUT...

The fastest MI phone at RM769.. out of stock !!

http://www.mi.com/my/mi3/

Lenovo Smartphone for Malaysia

The pricing and availability of Lenovo’s latest lineup of Android smartphones are as below:

• IdeaPhone K900: RM1,699 from July 2013 in Steel Gray
• IdeaPhone S920: RM1,099 from June 2013 in Porcelain White & Blue
• IdeaPhone S820: Pricing & availability TBA
• IdeaPhone A706: RM699 in Black & White/Grey
• IdeaPhone A390: RM399 in Black Slate & White

Asus FonePad launch 2013

courtesy of Soyacincau.com

The ASUS FonePad has been spotted at SenHeng’s IT catalog with the retail price tag of RM849.00. Officially announced at MWC 2013, it didn’t take too long for the Taiwanese maker to release it here in Malaysia
To recap on the device, the ASUS FonePad has similar Nexus 7 like dimensions with an aluminium body instead of the usual textured plastic. Like its name suggests, the FonePad allows you to make phone calls and it comes with the earpiece speaker at the top. The front 7″ IPS display pushes a similar 1280×800 pixel resolution that gives a pixel density of 216ppi.

Instead of the usual Quad-Core processor, the FonePad is powered by Intel’s Atom 1.2GHz processor mated with 1GB of RAM and it comes with 8GB of storage. Unlike the Nexus 7, the FonePad comes with expandable microSD memory slot and has a 3MP camera at the back with a front facing 1.2MP camera. Operating system wise, it runs on a recent Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean. For RM849, this is a worthy alternative to the iPad mini and even the Nexus 7.

You can check out our hands-on experience with the ASUS FonePad over here.

Samsung Galaxy Y at RM499

Yet another Samsung device appears and it is the Samsung Galaxy Y, an entry level Android smart phone. The pricing is written as RM499 outright . At the moment, it is only available for pre-order which we believe full availability would be happening in the next couple of weeks. IMCC, a popular online retailer has yet to put up any details of the Galaxy Y.

The Samsung Galaxy Y is a replacement for the existing Samsung Galaxy Mini which has been selling rather well for under RM700. Now at a much lowered RM499 price, it comes with a decent 832MHz processor, 3″ QVGA TFT screen, 2MP Camera and a 1200mAh battery. On board there’s 160MB of storage which is expandable via microSD. The Galaxy Y runs on latest Android 2.3.5 Gingerbread.

Priced below RM500 mark, the Galaxy Y is probably the cheapest Android smartphone running on Android 2.3 in the market.

Huawei Android Smartphones

Huawei Android Phones Malaysia.

Those interested to take a look at these and other Huawei solutions can visit Plaza Low Yat where the booths will be station.

The three Huawei smart devices, IDEOS X3, Sonic and Boulder, are available for retail in Malaysia at RM599, RM649 and RM549 respectively.

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Apple vs rest of Smartphones

HTC Nexus 1

Photo Courtesy of engadget.
The latest Nexus One (launch Jan 2010) is nothing if not handsome as compare to Apple Iphone. From its ultra-thin body to sleek, curved edges, the phone is absolutely lustworthy. While it's unmistakably HTC, there are plenty of design cues that feel authentically Google as well -- and it's that balance which makes the phone such an intriguing piece of hardware. The display is an AMOLED, 480 x 800 capacitive touchscreen, and the handset also contains a light sensor, proximity sensor, and accelerometer, along with an HSPA-capable GSM radio (AWS and euro 2100MHz bands only for 3G -- sorry AT&T users), WiFi, the prerequisite AGPS chip, and a microSD slot (which comes loaded with a 4GB card, but is expandable to 32GB), 5M Pixel camera. The unlocked version of Nexus-One retails for US$530.00

Google Phone

Wow, imagine my shock to see the latest Google Phone unveiled, gonna be the icon in the industry as it heats up against Apple iPhone. It is an HTC device name T1. Build with touchscreen and slide out keypad. Are you ready Malaysians?!!

Smartphone marketshare

The statistics were interesting, but I had also asked people to share the reasons they bought a smartphone in the first place, and whether they liked their current model. Most people did in fact like their current phone. The Windows Mobile users probably grumbled the most about their devices, but still, more than half of them were happy with their experience.
Most people bought their smartphones because they wanted to access e-mail, Web browsing, and telephone calls on a single device, as might be expected. I had thought going in to this survey that most respondents would mostly be using their phones for business, but an overwhelming number of people said they used their devices both for business and pleasure.
The BlackBerry users might have obtained their phone to check their corporate e-mail, but that doesn't mean they don't check sports scores in between meetings, or plot directions to the campground on the weekend. This will be the next big source of growth for smartphones, devices that can balance multimedia consumer desires with business needs. People aren't going to want to carry multiple devices for fun and work: that's why they got a smartphone in the first place. Iphone -here i come, baby!