In this issue

As Singapore enters its phased return to normalcy from the Coronavirus-19 pandemic, the paradigm shift from office work to working from home will remain for the foreseeable future. In this issue, we check out the latest notebooks now available that will make working from home much easier - whether you are teleconferencing with your colleagues or catching up on Netflix.

Our notebook focus isn’t just in our main feature, as we also have an exclusive first review of Fujitsu’s 778g ultraportable, the UH-X and take a glimpse at the dual-screen Lenovo ThinkBook Plus in Gear, a hybrid notebook with a full lid-mounted e-ink screen. Speaking of which, our Insider section features an interview with Ronnie Lee, General Manager for Lenovo Singapore, who describes how the PC maker aided Singaporeans during the recent Circuit Breaker, including loaning notebooks to schools.

Also in this issue’s Gear - we finally get an official look at the upcoming PlayStation 5 in all its glossy white glory, discover why the Sony ZV-1 might be the best vlogging compact camera ever, and check out FiiIO’s affordable Digital Music Player. In Luxury, this month we bring you a cool underwater drone from Chasing and gawk at Band & Olufsen’s 8K TV masterpiece, while over in Test, we try out Canon’s very capable EOS 850D DSLR and watch streaming movies on LG’s CX OLED 4K smart TV. Finally in NXT Guru, our tech guru explains the upcoming start of 5G service in Singapore.

Explore The Seas

Push creative boundaries further with the M2 underwater drone

1 min

Bigger Is Always Better

A television for those who wish to own something truly unique

1 min

Limited Edition Collaboration

The theme of minimalism lies in the core of this creation

1 min

Premium Portability

The latest ultraportables get a performance boost

5 mins

Power Stations

Mobile workstations are no longer big and bulky so you can take them home for work

2 mins

Desktops Still Abound

The sunset of desktop PCs is still some time away

2 mins

Work Sounds

Working from home can be difficult with the kids and family around here, here are four audio solutions

3 mins

Lightweight Contender Of The World

Fujitsu is back in Singapore, with a class-leading sub-1kg ultraportable

2 mins

Smooth Operator

LG’s latest C-series OLED is pretty much a perfect 10

3 mins

Master Of The Entry-Level

The EOS 850D is a great DSLR for beginners

2 mins

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NXT Magazine Description:

NXT Magazine is the leading lifestyle consumer gadget title for the Singapore market and will focus on how increasingly affluent consumers are changing their lifestyles with a greater affinity for the very best in consumer electronics, luxury tech products and emerging trends such as wearables.

Featuring entertaining articles for both male and female readers, NXT Magazine is about the user experience and understanding the technology behind the world's favourite gadgets.

The NXT Magazine reader desires the best and the latest in gadgets and gear, but doesn’t want to wade through reams of technical jargon to find out what’s best.

The NXT readers is between the age of 16 and 50s, with approximately 50% and below female, affluent with a high disposable income. The core NXT readers are in their mid-20s to early-40s and discerning with his/her spending, conscious of brand identity and willing to spend more for premium build quality over processor performance, stylish design over complex technical features.