Razer, the leading global lifestyle brand for gamers, recently announced that it will be the official esports partner of the 2019 Southeast Asian Games (SEA Games 2019), an eleven-country international sporting event where esports will be recognized as a medal sport for the first time in history.

Razer, the leading global lifestyle brand for gamers, and the Philippine SEA Games Organizing Committee (PhilSGOC) are bringing esports to the 2019 SEA Games. The region-wide tournament to be hosted by the Philippines in November 2019 marks the first time in history that esports is recognized as a medal sport in a major event. From L-R: SEA Games Esports Adhoc Committee ESNAP President Joebert Yu and NESFP President Alvin Juban; Mayor of Athletes’ Village Arrey Perez; Chef De Mission Monsour Del Rosario; PhilSGOC Executive Director Ramon Suzara; PhilSGOC Chairman Alan Peter Cayetano; Razer Chief Strategy Officer Li Meng Li; SEA Games Federation Executive Committee Chairman Celso Dayrit; TV5 President Vincent “Chot” Reyes; POC Deputy Secretary General Karen Claire Caballero; POC Membership Committee Robert Bachmann; Razer Global Esports Director David Tse (c) Razer Ph FB

Razer is the world’s leading brand in esports, and supports 18 champion teams with players from 25 countries. Team Razer athletes have won over US$10 million in prize money in the past two years alone. Razer has over 50 million registered users who use its ecosystem of high-performance gaming products and services.

Jabra recently launched four newest members of the Elite series in the Philippines - the Elite 45e, Elite 65t, Elite Active 65t, and Elite 65e. First announced at CES 2018, they are the latest to join the Elite family of headphones and earbuds, a series engineered for outstanding music quality and strong voice capability. 

With the Elite range, headphone users no longer have to make a choice between great music headphones or a headset designed for voice and calls, and can have both with whichever Elite product they choose. 

Jabra recently launched the Engage 50 – a professional digital corded headset that offers superior call quality for call centres, which happened at The Brewery At The Place. 

Jabra's Jiayi Sun, Christian Aris Jimenez, Harold Pascua, Gladee Lee Manantan, Larsen Sandoval, Domingo Marcos Baccay Jr.

The Jabra Engage 50 features a unique 3-microphone system that filters out background noise and breathing sounds to improve call quality and customer satisfaction. The headset also supports stereo sound and super wideband audio quality for vibrant, lifelike conversations, while providing hearing protection for call centre agents.

Lenovo is refreshing its product offerings to Filipino customers with the launch of new laptops that run on AMD Ryzen processors. The release is part of the company’s objective of bringing the latest technology straight to consumers.

Based in California, Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. (AMD) develops computer processors and related technologies for business and consumer markets. Its main products include microprocessors, motherboard chipsets, embedded processors and graphics processors for servers, workstations and personal computers, as well as embedded systems applications. Its partnership with Lenovo allows AMD to develop processors for the company’s ever-growing consumer, commercial, and enterprise portfolio.

The moment the holiday season begins, Filipinos instantly slip into a festive mode.

People say that the true essence of Christmas is celebrating with your loved ones, most especially with your family. And one of the most exciting Christmas family traditions is gift-giving, for it is always better to give than to receive.

Global smartphone brand Vivo has released another powerful addition to its growing family, the Vivo Y95, that comes with the maker’s thumbprint specs—a 6.22-inch Halo FullView™ Display for an expansive view and a 20-megapixel front camera for clearer selfies. But what’s great about the new release is its higher capacity battery and other features that make every Y95 one of the bests of its league. 

Vivo releases another head-turner, the Y95. 

See beyond the limits

The Vivo Y95 is equipped with the all-new 6.22-inch Halo FullView™ Display with a maximized screen-to-body ratio of 88.6%. The front camera sensor’s place holder in the top middle of the smartphone evokes the halo of a rising sun. It is part of the brand’s efforts to provide a more expansive mobile viewing experience to its every patron.  It also provides 1520 x 720 HD+ resolution that ensures vibrant colors and clarity on screen.