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Hands down, Asus has definitely been one of the many brands leading the march when it comes to multifunctionality. Their most recent launch, the Transformer Aio, reiterates this claim.

Revealed last year at the Computex 2012 and staging an appearance at the 2013 CES, the Transformer AiO may look like a one-trick pony at first glance but it carries a laundry list of goods specs for just about any market.

Up front, you get a 18.4 inch LED-backlit display with a 1920×1080 resolution and supports 10-point multitouch gestures. Underneath the hood, though, the Transformer AiO is powered byboth3rd Gen Intel Core and Nvidia Tegra quad-core processors.

This set-up lets it run dual OS. When docked, it fully utilizes Windows 8. At the touch of a button, however, you can switch OS if you prefer Android 4.1 Jelly Bean. This is also possible when removing it from the dock and using it as a tablet.

The Transformer AiO comes in either Core i5 or i7 configurations, up to 8GB RAM, different options for connectivity, and an optical drive. No word yet on when the Aio will be released specifically, though speculations place the AiO to be released by March this year and priced at least $1200

If you could see the new Genius Gila professional gaming mouse, and would like to compare it to what you are currently using: don’t. It would be like comparing, say, a Logitech spill-proof keyboard with one you use daily at your office.

Awarded a 2013 CES Innovations honor, the Gila professional gaming mouse can really be called an “ultimate configurable mouse.” The 12-button design can be tweaked and assigned a command according to the gamer’s preference. That’s not all, as “true personalization” can be realized since the weight and dpi can also be changed on the fly. You can also change the mouse LED’s pulsation and color, as well as brightness, so there would be minimal distractions when you play.

The Genius Gila also supports a Scorpion UI that lets gamers assign up to 72 macros, and the saved moves and commands on each of the 12 buttons would be saved on the on-board memory and CPU on the mouse itself, so you’d need not set up each and every time you play for competitions or LAN games.

This mouse is also designed for comfort and style. The non-slick rubber coating ensures a comfortable yet firm grip when you play, however violently you swish it back and forth. The 1.8m braided cable and anti-corrosive, gold-plated USB jack also provides a lag-free connection with wide area movement.
You need some drag when you play? No worries, as you can customize the Gila’s weight however you want. It has an underside compartment where you can add weights so you can adjust and control the mouse’s heft for unburdened movement.

The Genius Gila professional gaming mouse retails at $99.99, which can be a terrible bother for some. But hey, those into professional gaming would tell you, “…’tis here’s not just a tool, it’s an extension of me.

VMK is looking to give Apple and Samsung a run for their money by dominating the African market with the release of the first African designed smartphone and tablet.
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With its curvaceous, sleek, casing, Elikia, which means “hope,” is VMK’s entry to the smartphone market.
The device sports a 3.5-inch IPS touchscreen and shows images at a 320×480 resolution, made possible by a 650 Mhz CPU.

Running on Android Gingerbread 2.3.6, the Elikia is equipped with a decent 5MP rear and 0.3MP front-facing cameras in case the need to take snapshots arises, and it also comes with Wi-Fi, 3G and Bluetooth connectivity, 512MB RAM, 126MB storage and 1300mAh battery.

In addition, this smartphone provides other devices with Internet access thanks to its Wi-Fi Hotspot Functionality.
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The Way-C, on the other hand, is VMK’s answer to the iPad and Galaxy Tab. Encased in an elegant gray shell, this tablet treats users to a seven-inch touchscreen that displays clear images at a resolution of 800×480 and is capable of playing video in all formats, including Full HD 1080p, with some help from a powerful enough 1.2 Ghz A8 Cortex CPU.

Tipping the scales at 380 grams, people shouldn’t have a problem carrying the Way-C which uses Android Gingerbread 2.3.3 for its OS.

In addition, this device comes with a 4200mAh battery, 512MB RAM, 4GB HDD, Wi-Fi and a wide range of applications.

Way-C, which means means “light of the stars,” will come with a $300 pricetag, while the Elikia goes around for $170, without a contract.

For information on how you can get hold of these feature-packed but inexpensive devices, you can visit VMK at http://www.vmktech.com/en/.

It seems that Korean tech giant LG is planning to strengthen its grip on living rooms where it’s already a presence, and take over ones that it hasn’t invaded yet, by unveiling a new line of audio and video products.

LG has just announced the BH9430PW speaker system, NB4530A Sound Bar, BP730 Blu-ray player, the ND8630 Dual Docking Speaker and the NP6630 Portable Speaker—all of which are set to appear during CES in in Las Vegas on January 8-11, 2013.


Surrounded By Sound With The BH9430PW
The BH9430PW promises to improve your viewing pleasure by mimicking the sound system you’ll only find, or for a better choice of words, hear in cinemas. This 9.1-channel speaker comes with four multidirectional tallboy speakers that emit powerful audio in various directions, while a 3D Surround Processor makes sure that sound is equally distributed inside a room for everyone to hear. And with Aramid-fiber equipped sound cones, this system is capable of delivering a wide array of clear and undistorted sounds.

If you want to keep things to yourself, this system can bring its sounds straight to a smartphone via Wi-Fi when it’s in Private Sound Mode. And thanks to its NFC technology and iPod dock, the BH9430PW can access content from the Internet and from iPods.


The NB4530A Is A B**b Tube’s Buddy.
Standing at 35mm, the NB4530A Sound Bar connects to your TV through an HDMI ARC port to produce optimum sounds by way of 2.1 channels, 310W speakers and a 3D Surround Processor.

Ergonomically designed, space isn’t an issue with this device which can be set-up easily either wall-mounted, standalone or close to the TV.

Equipped with wireless connectivity functions, the NB4530A Sound Bar can wirelessly communicate with mobile devices for audio streaming, and can also hook up to the latest LG TVs minus the cables.


The BP730 3D: No Ho-Hum Hub.
Capable of displaying rich and sharp images is the LG Magic Remote-operated BP730 3D Blu-ray Player.
This device comes with Video-On-Demand, allowing the BP730 to acquire content from LG-affiliated providers and boasts wireless connectivity features, so mirroring content from mobile devices shouldn’t be a problem with this Blu-ray player.

And with a powerful dual core processor onboard, playing discs and searching for content online should be a breeze.


The ND8630 is One Desirable Dock.
If there’s one thing the ND8630 Dual Docking Speaker will surely be lauded for, it has to be its ability to play well with others.

Compatible with iOS and Android mobile devices, its 80W speaker replenishes the energy of docked devices running low on battery, and can detect and play music from various devices thanks to its wireless connectivity features.

And for some visual effects, a Mood Lamp and Smart Sensor are working together to bring soft lighting to your environment.


Sounds are Good to Go with the NP6630 Wireless Portable Speaker.
As the name implies, wires are not required when connecting mobile devices to the NP6630 Wireless Portable Speaker. And at 20W, it packs enough punch to enhance sounds from smartphones, tablets and laptops.