Brands

Founded in 1976, Acer is known for delivering affordable, performance-driven computing to a global audience. Its product range includes Aspire and Swift laptops, Predator and Nitro gaming systems, Chromebooks, monitors, projectors, and desktops. Acer also explores emerging tech with eMobility solutions, AI applications, and spatial computing. The brand emphasizes accessibility, innovation, and education, with a strong presence in schools and developing markets. Acer’s design philosophy balances functionality and style, making it a go-to choice for students, gamers, and professionals seeking value without compromise.

Founded in 1976 mainly by Steve Jobs, Apple redefined personal technology by merging sleek design with powerful hardware and intuitive software. Its product ecosystem includes the iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, AirPods, and services like iCloud, Apple Music, and the App Store. With its proprietary chips like the M-series silicon and a tightly integrated operating system, Apple delivers seamless, secure, and user-centric experiences. The brand is known for its minimalist aesthetic, commitment to privacy, and culture of innovation—continually shaping how people create, communicate, and connect in a digital-first world

Founded in 1989, ASUS began as a motherboard innovator and evolved into a global leader in personal computing and gaming hardware. Its diverse portfolio includes Zenbook and Vivobook laptops, ROG and TUF gaming devices, motherboards, graphics cards, monitors, smartphones, networking gear. Known for engineering precision and bold design, ASUS blends performance with experimentation—pushing boundaries in cooling, displays, and form factors. The brand embodies a spirit of “In Search of Incredible,” serving gamers, creators, and tech enthusiasts with cutting-edge tools built for ambition.

Founded in 1984 by Michael Dell, the company revolutionized the PC industry with its direct-to-consumer model and focus on customization. Today, Dell offers a wide range of products including XPS and Inspiron laptops, Precision workstations, Alienware gaming rigs, PowerEdge servers, and enterprise storage solutions. With a strong presence in both consumer and commercial markets, Dell emphasizes performance, reliability, and scalability. Its brand reflects a pragmatic, customer-first approach, empowering individuals and organizations to harness technology for productivity, innovation, and digital transformation across industries.

Founded in 1939, HP helped lay the foundation for Silicon Valley’s tech legacy. its products include Pavilion and Spectre laptops, OMEN gaming PCs, EliteBook business notebooks, and LaserJet and DeskJet printers. HP also provides enterprise IT solutions, monitors, and accessories tailored for education, business, and creative professionals. Known for its practical innovation and global reach, HP emphasizes sustainability, accessibility, and productivity. Its brand reflects a commitment to reinvention—delivering reliable, user-friendly technology that adapts to the evolving needs of individuals, schools, and organizations around the world.

Established in 1987 by Ren Zhengfei, Huawei began as a telecom equipment provider and evolved into a global tech powerhouse. Its expansive portfolio includes Mate and P series smartphones, MateBook laptops, HarmonyOS tablets, smartwatches, smart TVs, routers, cloud services, and 5G infrastructure. With a strong emphasis on in-house R&D and vertical integration, Huawei develops its own chipsets, operating systems, and AI platforms. The brand is defined by engineering depth, resilience, and a vision of intelligent connectivity, aiming to bridge the digital divide and build a fully connected, intelligent world despite global challenges.

Founded in 2013, Infinix is a design-driven tech brand focused on delivering smart devices that combine style, performance, and innovation. Its lineup includes the ZERO flagship series, NOTE productivity phones, HOT lifestyle models, and SMART entry-level devices, along with laptops, smart TVs, wearables, and audio accessories. Infinix emphasizes immersive displays, fast charging, AI-powered cameras, and bold aesthetics. With a commitment to pushing boundaries in mobile technology, the brand reflects a spirit of speed, creativity, and digital empowerment, evolving to meet the demands of modern life.

Founded in 1984 in Beijing, Lenovo has grown into the world’s largest PC maker, known for its ThinkPad business laptops, Yoga convertibles, Legion gaming PCs, and IdeaPad consumer devices. Beyond personal computing, Lenovo offers servers, storage, and enterprise IT solutions, as well as smartphones, tablets, and AR/VR products. With dual headquarters in China and the U.S., Lenovo blends global scale with local agility, investing heavily in innovation and sustainability. Its brand stands for reliability, performance, and adaptability, serving professionals, students, gamers, and enterprises across more than 180 markets worldwide.

Launched in 2004, OPPO has become a global smartphone innovator with a strong focus on camera technology, fast charging, and sleek design. Its product lines include the Find X and Reno series, A-series mid-range phones, smartwatches, earbuds, and smart accessories. OPPO invests heavily in imaging R&D, AI, and proprietary technologies like SuperVOOC charging, the brand targets a young, style-conscious audience seeking premium features at competitive prices. OPPO’s philosophy blends aesthetics with engineering, aiming to deliver intelligent experiences that empower self-expression and digital creativity.

Since 1969, Samsung has grown into a global leader across consumer electronics, semiconductors, and digital appliances. Its flagship Galaxy smartphones, QLED and OLED TVs, Galaxy Book laptops, tablets, wearables, and smart home devices are powered by proprietary displays, chipsets, and software. Samsung also leads in memory, display panels, and 5G infrastructure, with a vertically integrated supply chain that fuels innovation at scale. The brand is known for cutting-edge design, technological ambition, and ecosystem thinking, delivering smart, connected experiences that shape the future of communication, entertainment, and productivity.

Launched in 2006, TECNO is a mobile-first brand known for its commitment to camera innovation, stylish design, and intelligent performance. Its portfolio includes the PHANTOM premium line, CAMON camera-centric phones, POVA gaming series, and SPARK youth models, alongside tablets, earbuds, and smart accessories. TECNO integrates AI-enhanced imaging, long-lasting batteries, and customized software experiences to deliver smooth, expressive, and reliable digital journeys. With a brand spirit of “Stop at Nothing,” TECNO champions ambition, creativity, and the power of technology to elevate everyday life.

Founded in 2010 by Lei Jun, Xiaomi disrupted the smartphone market with high-performance devices at honest prices. Its ecosystem now includes Redmi and Xiaomi smartphones, Mi TVs, laptops, tablets, wearables, smart home appliances, and a vast range of IoT products. With its “Smartphone x AIoT” strategy, Xiaomi builds an interconnected lifestyle powered by MIUI, HyperOS, and a loyal global fanbase. The brand is known for agile innovation, community-driven development, and affordability. Xiaomi’s mission is to make quality technology accessible to everyone, without compromising on design or performance.