The Accent 2001, whose advertising said it was made with an 'American Accent, Malaysian Technology' was a locally-made clone PC from 1985 that was designed to be portable, though in reality it weighed 8.2kg. — The Star
An old ad of the Apple Macintosh, one of the first commercially successful computers to feature a GUI. — The Star Chromebook, with its access to the Google Classroom service and relatively lower cost, positioned it as an ideal device for schools, like for these students from SJKC Kong Ming Cawangan Satu in Air Itam, Penang. — ZAINUDIN AHAD/The Star
The Asus Eee PC was the size of a notebook – the physical paper type, not the laptop version. — TAN KIT HOONG/The Star
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