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Fossil Gen 6 Smartwatch Series Now Official; Price Starts From US$299

August 31, 2021 By Keith Leave a Comment

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The Fossil Gen 6 line-up is now official. As you may recall, the listing for the new smartwatch series was accidentally leaked on Amazon two weeks prior, revealing much of its specifications and design.

As previously reported, the Gen 6 is one of the first wearables to be equipped with Qualcomm’s Snapdragon Wear 4100+ chipset. This variant is claimed to offer faster performance in terms of processing speeds and charging, as well as more efficient power consumption when compared to the standard chip. Paired together with the SoC is 1GB of RAM and 8GB of internal storage capacity. Fossil says that the Gen 6 will come with Wear OS 2 upon launch, but noted it would still receive the new Google-Samsung developed Wear OS sometime next year via a firmware update.

The smartwatch is available in two different designs: a standard stainless steel case by Fossil, and the more elegant-looking Michael Kors edition. Both are available in 42mm and 44mm sizes, which also share the same 1.28-inch OLED touch display. On the right-hand side are three buttons, with the middle also functioning as a rotating dial. The new wearable is also rated 3ATM in terms of water resistance.

Found onboard the Fossil Gen 6 are heart rate and SpO2 sensors for health tracking, as well as miscellaneous sensors such as an accelerometer, altimeter, ambient light, compass, gyroscope, and off-body IR. Other than that, it also features a built-in speaker and microphone, Bluetooth 5.0 and WiFi connectivity, as well as GPS and NFC support.

Fossil claims that the new wearable is able to last over 24 hours of usage in a single charge, which could be extended further by enabling the Extended Mode. When activated, the watch will then disable several built-in features in favour for a longer battery life. The Gen 6 also comes with fast charging support, which is said to be capable of topping up 80% charge in just 30 minutes.

The Fossil Gen 6 line-up starts from US$299 (~RM1,242) and is slated to be shipped out sometime by late September. Unfortunately, there’s no word on a local release at this current time.

(Source: Fossil [Official website] / 9to5Google)

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TSMC Allegedly Increasing Chip Prices By 20 Percent Amidst Ongoing Shortage

August 28, 2021 By Keith Leave a Comment

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TSMC is reportedly increasing the prices of its chips, the company told its clients earlier in the week. According to a report by WSJ (paywall), the semiconductor manufacturer plans on raising its prices by as much as 10% for its advanced chips and 20% for less advanced components.

The announcement clearly isn’t happy or welcome news, given that the world is still suffering from an ongoing chip shortage that many experts and industry leaders say could last well into 2022 and the early months of 2023. On top of that, TSMC’s price hike will most definitely be reflected within the final bill of finished products that use its components.

That list, by the way, unsurprisingly includes electronic goods like laptops, phones, PC components, and game consoles like the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X. Product that, by the way, are made by equally big name brands like Apple, AMD, NVIDIA, and Qualcomm, to name a few.

There is, of course, a silver lining of sorts in TSMC’s announcements. Raising the prices means that, for the first time since the pandemic began, demand for its chips could ultimately reduce and, in turn, take some pressure off already constricted supplies. At least, until its new factories in the US and Taiwan become operational.

(Source: WSJ via The Verge, Nikkei)

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Huawei P50 Flagship Smartphone Series Launches In China

July 29, 2021 By Keith Leave a Comment

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After months of rumours, leaks and delays, the Huawei P50 flagship series has finally launched in China. They are the company’s first smartphones to feature its HarmonyOS system, as well as the first to feature another processor other than Huawei’s own Kirin chipset.

Typically, the new phones arrive in two variants: a standard model and a higher-end Pro version. But as mentioned earlier, rather than exclusively featuring the brand’s Kirin 9000 chipset, both models will also be offered in variants that come equipped with Snapdragon 888. To be more specific, the standard P50 and one version of the P50 Pro will come with Qualcomm’s processor, while one variant from the latter will feature the Kirin 9000.

Memory-wise, the vanilla model will have 8GB of RAM with up to 256GB of internal storage, while both Pro models are offered with up to 12GB RAM and 512GB of storage. Unfortunately, all of the P50 smartphone variants won’t feature 5G support due to the ongoing US sanctions.

In terms of display, the P50 Pro sports a 6.6-inch curved OLED display with 1228p resolution and 120Hz refresh rate, while the vanilla model features a slightly smaller 6.5-inch flat OLED display with 1224p resolution and 90Hz refresh rate. Each variant features different battery capacities, with the high-end variant featuring a larger 4,360mAh battery and the standard P50 only sporting a 4,100mAh battery. Both models come with 66W fast charging capabilities, but only the P50 Pro is equipped with wireless charging support at 50W. The duo are also rated IP68 for dust and water resistance.

Huawei P50 Series Pro Smartphone Flagship HarmonyOS China — Huawei P50 Pro.

We’re certain that most of our readers are fully aware of the series’ attention-grabbing dual circular camera bumps on the back of each model. Housed in the top bump on the P50 Pro is a 50MP main shooter, a 13MP ultra-wide, and a 40MP monochrome sensor. Found in the bottom bump is a 64MP telephoto camera with 3.5x optical zoom capability. The standard P50 – on the other hand – comes with a 50MP main, 12MP telephoto with 5x optical zoom, and a 13MP ultra-wide. It’s also worth noting that situated on the topmost hole in the upper bump is actually the P50’s laser focus sensor and not a fourth camera. Meanwhile, featured in the punch-hole cutout on the displays of both P50 variants is a 13MP front-facing camera.

The Huawei P50 Pro is slated to go on sale in China on 12 August 2021 with a starting price of RMB 6,000 (~RM 3,936), while the standard P50 model will only arrive in September retailing at a starting price of RMB 4,500 (~RM 2,952). The company has yet to confirm if it is planning to launch its new flagship series internationally.

(Source: Huawei [1] [2] [3])

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The CPU Could Be Another Reason Why Windows 11 Is Not Supported By Your Machine – Lowyat.NET

June 26, 2021 By Keith Leave a Comment

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So, you were smitten by what Microsoft has showcased during the Windows 11 official launch event yesterday. You are now excited to grab the new operating system for your machine which you believe has met all the minimum requirement listed by the company.

Even then, you decided to download and run the PC Health Check tool anyway, just to see that your machine obtain the seal of approval from Microsoft (sort of). Unfortunately, your excitement immediately turned to a frown after this message appeared on your screen:

You are fully confident that your PC has met all the requirements. Then you checked and thought: could it be the TPM or Secure Boot requirement? After all, the TPM 2.0 requirement has somehow resulted in quite a conundrum among users throughout the world.

So, you then proceed to check the settings within the BIOS of your machine and made sure the TPM / Intel PTT / AMD fTPM / Secure Boot settings have been enabled. Well, now my PC should be able to receive the green checkmark from the PC Health Check tool, you thought.

But nope, the tool still spewed out the dreaded X mark on your screen. Since the PC Health Check tool does not provide further details (that has changed though, more details coming in our subsequent report) on why your machine is deemed not worthy for Windows 11 despite meeting all the necessary minimum requirements, you felt dejected and wondering: what gives?

Well, the answer could be the processor in your machine. As it turns out, Windows 11 has its own list of supported processors.

The list is quite long since it covers multiple class of processors but for those who are using Intel Core processor, the model must be at least from the 8th Gen family which was first launched in 2017. As for users that prefer AMD Ryzen, only chips from the Ryzen 2000 Series family and newer made their way to the list.

When it comes to Qualcomm, only the Snapdragon 835 from 2017 was not listed as the supported processor for Windows 11. So, if the processor in your machine is not part of this list, the PC Health Check tool would still tell you that your machine is not able to run Windows 11.

It is understandable to feel frustrated to receive the X mark from the PC Health Check tool on your machine especially when there are still lot of processors that were released before 2017 or 2018 are still running fine in 2021. Among those that are on our mind includes the 7th Gen Intel Core and the original AMD Ryzen processors.

At first, there was some light at the end of the tunnel. According to the original compatibility documentation for Windows 11, CPU Generation is listed as a “soft floor” characteristic. This means devices that running on older chips can still be upgraded to Windows 11 as long as they met the “hard floor” standards such as having two or more CPU cores, CPU clock speed of at least 1GHz, 4GB RAM and 64GB storage as well as the support for TPM 1.2 and Secure Boot.

Lowyat.NET — Compatiblity guidelines for Windows 11: the top is the original version, as captured on 25 June while the bottom that we screenshot today.

However, Microsoft has since removed the soft floor and hard floor method in the compatibility guideline. It looks like like the company is adamant that your machine must be equipped with the supported processor alongside TPM 2.0 in order to eligible for the Windows 11 upgrade.

That being said though, there is still quite time left for Microsoft to make further tweaks to the operating system as Windows 11 will only be released towards the end of the year. So, expect to hear more changes to it as we get closer to the operating system’s eventual release into the market.

(Images: Threddy / Twitter, AMD, Microsoft. Thanks to all of our readers on Facebook that have provided us tips for this story: Zenyu Loh, Iswardi Abu Bakar, Muhd Raziq, Shawn Anand.)

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Qualcomm Snapdragon 7c Gen 2 Offers Slight Performance Upgrade Over Its Predecessor

May 25, 2021 By Keith Leave a Comment

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Qualcomm has unwrapped the new Snapdragon 7c Gen 2 processor which is designed for Windows and Chrome OS systems. The new system-on-chip (SoC) is the successor to the original Snapdragon 7c that was announced at the end of 20219.

However, the new SoC still carries plenty of features from the original Snapdragon 7c. In fact, the Snapdragon 7c Gen 2 is not exactly an all-new release but is deemed more as a generational update or in other words, a refresh.

Based on their specs sheet, the only noticeable difference that we can easily spot between these two processors is the fact that the Kyro 468 octa-core CPU within the Snapdragon 7c Gen 2 is slightly faster at up to 2.55GHz. As a comparison, the original Snapdragon 7c which features a similar CPU maxed out at 2.4GHz which means we are looking at around six per cent of improvements in terms of CPU performance.

Among the features that were carried over from the original Snapdragon 7c includes Spectra 255 ISP with 14-bit image signal processing, Hexagon 692 DSP, and 5th Gen Qualcomm AI Engine. Also equipped with Snapdragon X15 LTE modem, the Gen 2 release continues to support LPDDR4x-2133 RAM as well as Aqstic and aptX HD codecs.

Despite not carrying significant upgrades, Qualcomm claims that the new SoC still able to overcome other chips from competitors such as Intel and MediaTek:

The role of Snapdragon 7c Gen 2 remains the same as per its predecessor which is to serve the entry-level market. Qualcomm is also pitching the SoC to the education sector as well as for machines that are meant for first-line workers and lightweight users.

In terms of availability, you can expect products powered by Snapdragon 7c Gen 2 to appear in the market in the next few months. However, only time will tell if there are any OEMs committed enough to release such products in our market although it is possible that Qualcomm’s partner in Ipoh, SNS Network may have some plans for the new SoC.

(Source: Qualcomm.)

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Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra To Cost RM 4,299 In Malaysia; Pre-Order Starts On 8 April

April 6, 2021 By Keith Leave a Comment

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Barely a week after it was revealed to the world, Xiaomi has announced its plan to launch yet another model from the expanded Mi 11 Series family in Malaysia. It will come in the form of the Mi 11 Ultra which is the highest-end model in the series at the moment.

For those who missed our initial report, the Mi 11 Ultra is powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 together with 12GB of RAM and 256GB internal storage. It also features a 6.81-inch 120Hz WQHD+ AMOLED screen and another 1.1-inch AMOLED panel with a screen resolution of 126 x 294 on its back.

For photography, the phone relies on a wide-angle main camera that comes with a 50MP Samsung GN2 sensor and f/1.95 lens alongside two 48MP Sony IMX586 sensors for its ultra-wide and 120x telephoto cameras. The Mi 11 Ultra also features 20MP selfie camera, an in-screen fingerprint scanner, dual speakers tuned by Harman Kardon, and a 5000mAh battery with support for 67W fast charging capability for both wired as well as wireless chargers.

According to the company, it will provide the first 200 early-birds who registered their new Mi 11 Ultra online with a Limited Edition Mi Fans Gift Set which includes a Mi Bunny Keychain with name engraving as well as a Mi Fan Fest 2021 t-shirt.

Priced at RM 4299, eager Mi Fans and smartphone enthusiasts alike are able to pre-order new flagship phone starting from 8 April onwards through Authorized Mi Stores across Malaysia. Alternatively, they can also choose to pre-order it through Xiaomi’s official stores on Lazada and Shopee.

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OnePlus 9 and 9 Pro Now Official: Featuring Snapdragon 888, 120Hz Display, Hasselblad Camera

March 23, 2021 By Keith Leave a Comment

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Even though these phones have only received their official launch this evening, the existence of the OnePlus 9 and the OnePlus 9 Pro have been known for quite some time. In fact, sometimes it seemed that OnePlus was trying to one-up the leakers by revealing details of these phones themselves before their official unveiling tonight.

Nevertheless, now that the company has fully taken the drapes off its new Qualcomm Snapdragon 888-based flagship devices, this means it is finally time to get a slightly closer look at their specs.

Equipped with a 6.7-inch QHD+ LTPO AMOLED display that also has 120Hz refresh rate, the OnePlus 9 Pro carries up to 12GB LPDDR5 RAM and 256GB UFS3.1-based internal storage. On another hand, the standard OnePlus 9 features a smaller 6.55-inch Full HD AMOLED display although it still has the same 120Hz refresh rate together with the same RAM and internal storage options as per its Pro sibling.

One of the biggest attractions for the new OnePlus 9 Series devices is their rear camera module which was co-developed by Hasselblad, a giant within the photography world. On OnePlus 9, its main camera is equipped with a 48MP Sony IMX689 sensor and is being accompanied by 50MP Sony IMX766 ultra-wide, and 2MP monochrome cameras.

Meanwhile, OnePlus has retained the 50MP ultra-wide and 2MP monochrome cameras for the Pro model too but the main camera features a Sony IMX789 48MP sensor instead while there is an 8MP telephoto camera on the phone as well. Both models also come with a selfie camera that has a 16MP Sony IMX471 sensor.

Despite their differences, both phones have the same battery capacity of 4500mAh. They also support the company’s Warp Charge 65T fast charging tech that apparently allows their batteries to be charged from 0-100% in less than 30 minutes. Interesting enough, the power rating of the OnePlus 9’s wireless charging feature is up to 15W but the OnePlus 9 Pro has a much higher ceiling limit at 50W.

At the moment, OnePlus has not yet revealed the release date and pricing for the OnePlus 9 Series in Malaysia. Just in case you need a reference though, the standard OnePlus 9 with 8GB and 128GB internal storage will be made available in Europe for EUR 699 (~RM 3,418) while the 12GB/256GB variant goes for EUR 799 (~RM 3,908).

On another hand, the OnePlus 9 Pro with 8GB/128GB and 12GB/256GB options are listed at EUR 899 (~RM 4,397) and EUR 999 (~RM 4,886), respectively. As per our past experiences with European prices, we foresee that the OnePlus 9 Series devices will likely be released in Malaysia with a much lower price tag and that is something that we will keep you updated once we hear more from OnePlus.

(Source: OnePlus [1][2].)

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POCO F3 and X3 Pro Heading To Malaysia This Week With A Starting Price of RM 899

March 22, 2021 By Keith Leave a Comment

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POCO today has announced two new phones for the global market in the form of F3 and X3 Pro. Surprisingly, both of them will be heading to Malaysia this week itself with F3 will be available for purchase on 27 March which will come just few days after the release of X3 Pro on 24 March.

The F3 is essentially a rebranded Redmi K40 that was released in China late last month which is why it carries the same physical design and specifications. Powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 870, the phone also features a 6.67-inch Samsung E4 AMOLED Full HD+ display that also has a 120Hz refresh rate, 360Hz touch sampling rate, and maximum brightness level of 1300nits.

On its back is the phone’s main camera which is equipped with a Sony IMX582 48MP sensor and f/1.79 6P lens that is being accompanied by an 8MP f/2.2 ultrawide camera and 5MP f/2.4 telemacro camera. A 20 MP f/2.4 selfie camera completed F3’s photography and videography hardware.

The F3 also carries a 4520mAh battery that supports a fast charger with a power rating of up to 33W which is also included in the box alongside the phone. Yes, the Hi-Res Audio certified phone is still equipped with an IR blaster as well as a side-mounted fingerprint sensor, Dolby Atmos enhancement, and dual speakers.

As for the X3 Pro, it is generally a souped-up variant of the X3 that was released in Malaysia last September. Hence, the phone still carries some of the same features as per the standard X3 including a 6.67-inch Full HD+ LCD display with 120Hz refresh rate and 240Hz touch sampling rate as well as LPDDR4X RAM, 2MP macro camera, 2MP depth sensor, 20MP front camera, 5160mAh battery, and the support for 33W fast charger.

However, the X3 Pro is powered by a more powerful processor, the Snapdragon 860. POCO has also opted for faster UFS 3.1-based storage for the Pro model although somehow its main camera is equipped with a lower resolution Sony IMX582 48MP sensor together with 8MP ultra-wide camera.

Price-wise, the POCO F3 with 6GB of RAM and 128GB internal storage can be obtained for RM 1,399 while the 8GB/256GB variant goes for RM 1,699. As for the POCO X3 Pro, it will also feature similar memory and internal storage options with a price tag of RM 999 and RM 1,299 respectively.

However, those who are planning to be early adopters of F3 should get it straight on 27 March through Xiaomi Official Store Global on Lazada, since the phone will be priced at RM 1,299 and RM 1,499 instead. If X3 Pro is your choice, then head on to Shopee’s version of the store on 24 March in which the phone will be made available for RM 899 and RM 1099.

(Source: POCO Malaysia.)

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Nokia 5.4 Now Available In Malaysia For RM 899

March 4, 2021 By Keith Leave a Comment

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Almost three months after its debut in Europe, the Nokia 5.4 has now made its way to Malaysia. Its availability in our market was confirmed earlier today by HMD Global’s partner in Malaysia, Macpie Distribution.

In general, the Nokia 5.4 brings together several upgrades over its predecessor that was released last year, the Nokia 5.3. For example, the new model is equipped with a 48MP main camera and 16 MP selfie camera as compared to its predecessor which features a 13MP main camera alongside an 8MP selfie camera.

The Malaysian variant of Nokia 5.4 is also equipped with 128GB internal storage which is double the amount of storage space in Nokia 5.3. At the same time, HMD Global has also retained plenty of features from the older model for the new phone including HD+ display, 5MP ultra-wide camera, 2MP macro camera, 4GB RAM, and 4000mAh.

On another hand though, the Nokia 5.4 is powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 662 instead of Snapdragon 665. Although this may not look so obvious at a glance, the new phone also has a smaller 6.39-inch display as opposed to Nokia 5.3’s 6.55-inch display.

Price-wise, the new Nokia 5.4 goes for RM 899 and readily available through Nokia Mobile’s official stores on Lazada as well as Shopee. Alternatively, customers can also obtain the new phone directly from Macpie Distribution through its e-store right there.

(Source: Macpie Distribution.)

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Xiaomi Mi 11 Price In Malaysia To Start From RM 2799; Available This March

February 26, 2021 By Keith Leave a Comment

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Xiaomi today has officially launched its latest flagship, the Mi 11 in Malaysia. The launch also marked the official arrival of Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 in our market as the Mi 11 is the first phone to feature the new high-end processor over here.

In case you missed our earlier reports, the Mi 11 is equipped with a 6.81-inch AMOLED WQHD+ display that has a 120Hz refresh rate and 480Hz touch sampling rate. In addition to having the support for HDR 10+, the brightness level on Mi 11’s display can go as high as 1500nits while it also has 10-bit colour depth and DCI-P3 colour gamut coverage.

Photography-wise, the Mi 11 relies on a 108MP camera as its main tool which is being accompanied by a 13MP ultra-wide camera and 5MP telemacro camera as well. On the top left side of its display, there is also a 20MP in-display selfie camera.

To help enhance the audio capability of the new phone which supports Hi-Res Audio, Xiaomi has roped in Harman Kardon to tune the dual speakers on Mi 11. Pre-installed with MIUI 12 which is based on Android 10, the phone is also equipped with a 4600mAh battery.

Speaking about the battery, the Mi 11 can support up to 55W wired and 50W wireless chargers. Not only that, users can also utilize the phone to charge other devices through its 10W reverse wireless charging capability.

Before we forget, yes, the Mi 11 in Malaysia does come with an in-box charger in the form of a 55W GaN charger. Also comes standard with 8GB of RAM, consumers in Malaysia can obtain the 5G and Wi-Fi 6 capable phone starting from 13 March 2021 onwards through Xiaomi’s official store on Lazada as well as Authorised Mi Stores and dealers throughout the country.

However, only the 256GB variant which is priced at RM 2,999 will be opened for pre-order first from 25 February to 10 March. As a reward, the first 1,500 pre-order customers will be provided with free Mi Ai Purifier 3C if they purchase the Mi 11 from Xiaomi’s Lazada store and this dedicated pre-order website.

The first 100 customers that register their Mi 11 purchase through this particular website on 13 March will also receive the Mi AIoT Premium Pack. Even though Xiaomi didn’t list down the exact content of the pack, the company said that the pack worth RM 1,356 while the presentation slide during today’s launch also showed Mi Robot Vacuum-Mop, Mi Smart Speaker, Mi Body Composition Scale 2, and Mi Smart Sensor Set.

As for the Mi 11 with 128GB internal storage, it is priced at RM 2,799 but will only be made available at a much later date. Further details regarding its actual release date in Malaysia will be announced by Xiaomi in due time.

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