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vivo Y35 now available in Singapore
An upgrade from their Y33

vivo’s newest mid-ranger in its Y series, the vivo Y35, has officially been released in Singapore.
The Y35 is available in Agate Black and Dawn Gold starting at SG$ 359. It can be purchased starting September 24 at vivo’s official Lazada and Shopee stores. It’s also available at authorized retailers, and its Concept Store at Bugis Junction and Causeway Point.
Durable, powerful
Essentially an upgraded version of the Y33, the Y35 is powered by a Snapdragon 680 processor with a maximum power of 2.4GHz. It has a base RAM of 8GB, coupled with an extended RAM of 8GB as well for a seamless experience.
The smartphone also has an internal storage capacity of 128GB. The phone also houses a 5,000mAh battery with support for 44W FlashCharge, enabling a 70 percent charge in just 34 minutes.
It comes with a stylish flat frame design wherein the symmetrical rounded corners with 2.5D curvature on both the front and back stand out.
The Y35 has a 6.58-inch FHD+ (2408 x 1080) display with a 90Hz refresh rate. With Multi-Turbo 5.5 algorithm, it allows users to run multiple apps without the lag.
The phone is likewise IPX4 for water-resistance and IP5X for dust-resistance, ensuring users of durability.
Suited for mobile photography needs
When it comes to its camera setup, the Y35 has a 50MP main shooter with a large sensor, complemented by a 2MP bokeh and a 2MP macro. In front is a 16MP HD selfie camera.
The main camera has a Super Night Mode, allowing more light to enter even in poor lighting conditions. Captures are then improved significantly by the phone’s AI brightening technology, while noise is reduced by Aura Screen Light.
For a limited time, consumers who purchase the Y35 will also receive a complimentary notebook giftbox worth SG$ 19.90.
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Sharp has announced the availability of its fastest and lightest smartphones yet in Singapore.
The AQUOS V6 series comes in two variants: the AQUOS V6 5G which is priced at SG$ 399 and the AQUOS V6 Plus which retails for SG$ 299.
The smartphones are available for purchase at Sharp’s Cocoro life store, as well as Lazada and Shopee.
Sharp AQUOS V6 5G: Lightning speed, undisturbed connectivity
The AQUOS V6 5G is powered by a Mediatek Dimensity 700 processor and runs on the Android 12 OS. It has 4GB of RAM and 128GB of internal storage.
It has a 50MP main camera, along with an 8MP front camera. Meanwhile, the screen is a 6.6-inch 90Hz display. It comes with reading mode, dark mode, and temperature control.
Sharp AQUOS V6 Plus: Handheld powerhouse
Meanwhile, the AQUOS V6 Plus is a slim and lightweight phone that is powered by a Helio G25 chipset and has 4GB of RAM and 64GB of storage.
It houses a 6.52-inch 60Hz display, for convenient browsing, streaming, and gaming.
The phone likewise has a 50MP main camera which supports several shooting features such as Pro, Panorama, Portrait, and One Shot.
Both models have a 5,000mAh battery which supports 15W of fast-charging. Other features include Bluetooth 5.1, NFC, Wi-Fi dual band, and fingerprint recognition.

Epson has announced eight new additions to its business projector series lineup in Singapore.
These latest products are designed to meet needs in both the business and education settings, providing companies and schools with higher quality video conferencing devices or tools for learning.
The EB-L260F, EB-770Fi, and EB-770F, for instance, display in both 16:6 and 21:9 aspect ratios to complement the content that needs to be displayed.
Meanwhile, the EB-L260F and EB-L210W can cover up to 300 inches in some distances.
The projectors also have a brightness display range of 4,000 to 4,600 lumens, so meetings or lessons can be easily projected across common backdrops or blank surfaces under different lighting environments, without the need to prepare a display area for projector use.
All products use Epson’s laser light technology, for up to 20,000 hours of maintenance-free use so companies can utilize the projectors’ life for a long time.
Interactive, hassle-free
Furthermore, Epson’s iProjection app allows users to project up to four devices within the same network. The app can also quickly change the source devices through a remote control function.
The 16:6 projectors have interactive functions as well that support Epson’s Graphical User Interface (GUI). This allows seamless collaboration between people through the display of toolbars on both sides of the screen.
If users want to refer to an existing document while it is projected on screen, the document camera can shift the position of the document on display easily.
Lastly, the projectors can accommodate a smart stick with AC power so organizers do not have to connect long cables for power sources anymore.

Epson has launched the improved SureColor F2230 Direct-to-Garment (DTG) printer in Singapore which will surely benefit businesses that focus on small to mid-sized clothing customization.
The new SC-F2230 has an enhanced design and improved usability that leads to a faster turnaround time for print jobs.
There are several new features that increase efficiency, like the PrecisionCore MicroTFP printhead that has a wider width and an increased nozzle count of 3,200.
The enhancements enable the printer to complete a print in 43 seconds on light garments and 142 seconds on dark garments, reducing the overall print time spent.
Instead of a cartridge system, the SC-F2230 also comes with an upgraded ink pack system which reduces the weight and space needed to store ink. The larger system has a higher capacity of 800ml as well, from 600ml.
When it comes to software, the printer supports the latest Garment Creator 2 software which allows users to input images of up to 600dpi.
The printer is now available for sale in Singapore through its authorized dealer stores.
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