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Malaysians can pre-order Surface Pro 3 now

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Surface Pro three available for pre-order through key retail partners starting July 1 Recommended retail fee ranging from RM2,729 to RM6,779 relying on version MICROSOFT Malaysia said that Malaysians can area pre-orders for its Surface Pro 3 pill, starting from a recommended retail rate (RRP) of RM2,729 for the Core i3 64GB model, up to RM6,779 for the Core i7 512GB version.   Surface Pro three can be offered in a couple of configurations featuring 4th-technology Intel Core i3, i5 and i7 processors, Microsoft Malaysia stated in a statement.   The Surface Pro 3 Type Cover could be sold one by one and springs in a preference of black, cyan, blue, purple, and has an RRP of RM409. [RM1 = US$0.31]   All configurations of Surface Pro 3 in addition to the brand new Surface Pro three Type Cover may be to be had for pre-order beginning July 1.   “Powerful, portable and designed to maximise productiveness, Surface Pro three brings the nice of a laptop and the first-rate of a pill collectiv...

Most white-collar Malaysians open to working abroad: JobStreet

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fifty five% of Malaysians and 88% of Singaporeans open to foreign places work opportunities Reasons are working exposure, plus higher salary, residing conditions, training for children >ACCORDING to a latest survey via online recruitment company JobStreet.com, 55% of Malaysians in white-collar positions stated if given the opportunity, they might say sure to working distant places.   A comparable JobStreet.com survey conducted on Singaporean white-collar employees confirmed 88% were open to foreign places paintings opportunities, the business enterprise said in a declaration.   For the Malaysians who said that they would really like to paintings overseas, 36% stated it'd decorate their working publicity; whilst 29% could do it for higher profits and residing conditions, and 18% said it'd be to experience a different tradition.   Those in manager and senior supervisor positions also felt that they could offer better training for their children even as operating abroad...

Malaysians increasingly prefer online shopping to mall visits

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Two-thirds of Malaysians customers count on to save 3 or extra times a month on their cell gadgets this festive season Nearly six out of ten festive shoppers actively seek social networks for shopping offers and promotions ACCORDING to a new PayPal survey carried out by way of GfK to measure the changing ways that customers shop and pay, Malaysians plan to do nearly 1/2 (46%) of all their excursion shopping on-line this year, which the two agencies stated might store consumers 36 hours of their time.   With the time they shop by purchasing on line or on cell gadgets, 81% of Malaysians would spend extra time with their own family, 69% would use the extra time enjoyable via exercise or taking on a interest, and fifty three% intend to hang out greater frequently with their pals.   Malaysians expect to shop online 12 times for the duration of the festive season and estimate that they would shop a mean of three hours each time they save on line as opposed to going to a shopping center...

Are Malaysians ready for e-commerce?

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Rakuten believes so and is assured its online mall will attract shoppers The MD of toddler and shoe distributor, Kinderdijk, does no longer assume so MALAYSIANS now have not begun some other mall to go shopping in, however they won’t must fear approximately chaotic first-day parking blues or impulse shopping for due to the fact they gained’t be tempted by using the attractions and smells of a mall revel in.   Welcome to Rakuten Online Shopping, which threw open its portal on Nov 1 with over 11,000 goods from stores to be had and with the promise of extra; saying it might provide Malaysians “an entirely new on line experience this is interesting and interactive.”   Yet, Gwei Tze Co (percent) , coping with director of retail distributor Kinderdijk Sdn Bhd, which distributes baby clothing and footwear and is one in all two distributors in Malaysia for the Crocs logo, is quite blasé about the whole e-commerce scene in Malaysia.   It’s no longer that Gwei is one of those difficult-mid...

Piracy rate dips but Malaysians think illegal software is okay

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Software piracy fee drops one factor to fifty five% But seventy eight% of customers admit they have got obtained pirated software program   WHILE the software program piracy fee in Malaysia took a mild dip to 55% in 2011 from 56% in 2010, anti-piracy watchdog the Business Software Alliance (BSA) may additionally still have an uphill war on its arms with most Malaysians having no qualms approximately the use of unlawful software.   According to the 2011 BSA Global Software Piracy Study, seventy eight% of pc customers in Malaysia admit they have obtained pirated software. Some users say they pirate “all” or “most of the time,” whilst others say they do it “every so often” or “rarely.”   This way that eleven out of 20 applications that customers in Malaysia installed were unlicensed. The industrial price of this piracy turned into US$657 million, or about RM2 billion, the BSA said in a assertion.   “If seventy eight% of consumers admitted they shoplift — even rarely — authorities co...