On August 23, 2026, in the global technology sector, Asus, BenQ, and Orient Electric unveiled new products under the Gadgets Weekly spotlight. The Asus VM240 AiO, a 24-inch all-in-one PC, features an AMD Ryzen 5 40 processor and 512 GB PCIe Gen 4 SSD storage.
Priced at Rs 66,990, it includes a 1080p webcam with a privacy shutter, dual 2W Dirac audio speakers, and AI noise cancellation for clearer calls. This positions it as a competitive option for home offices and virtual learning, where seamless connectivity and privacy are prioritized. BenQ’s PD2732U monitor, part of the same batch, targets professionals with a 27-inch 4K display. It offers 99% Adobe RGB, 99% P3, 100% sRGB, and Rec.709 coverage, ensuring accurate color for photography and design.
The monitor’s Nano Matte Black panel reduces glare while maintaining deep blacks, and its Thunderbolt 4 port supports 40Gbps bandwidth and 90W power delivery. Priced at Rs 74,499, it caters to creatives needing a single screen for multiple workflows, including dual-display setups via Thunderbolt 4 Daisy Chain for Macs with M3 chips.
Asus expanded its peripheral lineup with the Jelly75 Keyboard KD201 and Wireless Mouse MD105. The keyboard allows hot-swappable switches for customization, a USB-C rechargeable battery, and Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity. The mouse supports 2.4 GHz RF and Bluetooth 5.0, adjustable DPI settings up to 2400, and near-silent clicks under 20 dB.
Both products, priced at Rs 8,999 and Rs 1,799 respectively, emphasize ergonomic design and multi-device compatibility, appealing to users seeking flexibility in workspaces. The Marshmallow Combo CW200 bundles a lightweight keyboard and mouse for Rs 4,199.
It includes a Copilot key for cross-platform use and connects to three devices. The combo’s adjustable DPI settings and Oat Milk/Quiet Blue color options target users prioritizing portability and ease of use. Meanwhile, Orient Electric’s Ecotech Volt fan, though not a gadget, highlights energy efficiency with a 28W BLDC motor and 10-hour backup during power cuts, addressing India’s frequent outages.
The ROG HDMI Cable LHR60, priced at Rs 999, supports 48Gbps bandwidth for 8K@60Hz and 4K@144Hz outputs. Its 1.8-meter nylon-braided design and gold-plated connectors ensure durability, having passed 5,000 bend and 10,000 insertion tests.
This cable meets the demands of gamers and content creators requiring stable high-resolution streaming on PCs, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S. These launches reflect a trend toward specialized, high-performance peripherals and displays. Asus and BenQ focus on integrating AI and ergonomic features, while Orient Electric addresses practical needs like power reliability.
The market response will likely hinge on how well these products balance innovation with affordability, particularly in India’s growing tech ecosystem. Next, watch for updates on how these products perform in real-world usage and potential price adjustments.
