HWM Singapore

HWM Singapore is a monthly consumer technology publication covering the 3Cs of tech -- Computers, Consumer Electronics & Communications (and now Software & Games). A strong technology brand with independent editions throughout South-east Asia since 2000, HWM Singapore is known for its authoritative product comparison shootouts, analytical feature stories, benchmarked product reviews and technical walkthroughs. Feast your eyes on easy-to-read layouts, useful tips and decisive reviews, before plonking that hard-earned dollar on the best technology for you, your social circle and your home.

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01 Apple Vision Pro: Is the future of computing Truly here? • If you are reading this, you probably already read and watched countless reviews of the Vision Pro by now. Maybe you even know its specs by heart. How its dual displays are the most cutting-edge to ever find their way into a headset, and how its complex array of cameras and sensors required Apple to design an all-new processor to process all of the sensors’ inputs in real-time.

01 LEXUS LBX

02 All About Samsung Galaxy AI

03 Why CrowdStrike Brought The IT World To Its Knees

04 RETRO-TASTIC ACTION ZENLESS ZONE ZERO • Following the success of Genshin Impact and Honkai: Star Rail, Zenless Zone Zero (ZZZ) is the latest release from HoYoverse, marking another entry into the world of free-to-play gacha RPGs aiming to hook players with its unique blend of action combat, roguelike elements, and puzzles. Set in a post-apocalyptic urban world of New Eridu, ZZZ offers a fresh gaming experience that builds upon and diverges from previous HoYoverse games.

05 Overpriced And Underperforms • MSI has entered the handheld market with its first device, the Claw. Unlike its competitors using AMD platforms, MSI chose Intel’s Core Ultra 7 (Meteor Lake).

QUICK TIPS: COMMON FORMS OF CYBERATTACKS

10 AMD Zen 5 Architecture Deep-Dive HOW THE RYZEN 9000 PROCESSORS UP THE “POWER EFFICIENCY” GAME • When AMD officially unveiled the Ryzen 9000 series processors last month at Computex 2024, I was surprised not because of the announcement itself – it was already an open secret that AMD will be launching new desktop processors – but that it will be launched as soon as this month, July. Much sooner than many of us had anticipated.