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Tech Awards 2018 - Honoring the best tech products & services

Honoring the very best in tech

Last week, we published the results of our Readers' Choice polls, and Part 1 of our Editor's Choice articles, which focuses on the best in consumer electronics products, like digital cameras, smartphones/tablets, 4K TVs, and headphones.

In this third and concluding part, we turn our attention to the best in computing products such as PC components, notebooks, and routers. Also featured in this article are the winners of our Innovation awards category, which is set up to recognize innovative products and cutting-edge technologies that emerged over the past year.

But before that, here's a highlight video and some pictures of the awards ceremony that took place on January 31:

This year's Tech Awards ceremony was hosted by popular veteran DJs Glenn Ong and The Flying Dutchman from the One FM 91.3 music station.

Here's HardwareZone.com's Editor-in-Chief Vijay Anand addressing the audience in the opening speech and sharing forthcoming plans as we celebrate our 20th anniversary this year.

Tune in to our new video series created just for this event and find out what the commotion was all about.

Samsung is another big winner with 7 awards, including Editor's Choice for Best Smartphone Camera, Best Smartphone, Best Sound Bar System, and Best Portable External Drive; and Readers' Choice for Best SSD Brand, Best Phablet Brand, and Best TV Brand. Accepting the awards is Mr. Lee Jui Siang, President, Samsung Electronics Singapore.

Canon too is a big winner with 4 Readers' Choice awards, including Best Premium Compact Camera Brand, Best Interchangeable Lens Camera Brand, Best Inkjet Printer Brand, and Best Laser/LED Printer Brand. Here's Mr. Edwin Teoh, Head of Marketing, Singapore Operations, Canon Singapore, accepting the awards.

D-Link is the winner of 2 awards: Readers' Choice for Best NAS Brand and Best IP Camera Brand. Accepting the awards is Mr. Jonathan Quek from D-Link International Pte. Ltd.

Epson wins 3 awards: Editor's Choice for Best AIO Color Inkjet Printer and Best Business Projector; and Readers' Choice for Best Business Projector Brand. Receiving the awards here is Ms. Claudia Ong, Product Manager for Printers for Epson Singapore.

Here's Mr. Gary Ong, MD of Fuwell, accepting the Readers' Choice award for Best PC Components Retailer (Singapore).

Gigabyte's Aorus GTX 1080 Ti is the Editor's Choice winner for Best Gaming Graphics Card. Receiving the award here is Mr. Andrew Cheong from CDL Trading Pte. Ltd., the distributor for Gigabyte graphics cards in Singapore.

Intel picks up both CPU awards this year, including Editor's Choice for Best Desktop CPU and Readers' Choice for Best CPU Brand. Receiving the awards here is Mr. Surendra Chawla, Regional Communications Manager (APJ), Intel.

Kingston is once again the Readers' Choice winner for Best PC Memory Brand.