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Shopaholics, rejoice with online deals at the Great Online Shopping Festival

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Last updated: February 5, 2015 at 9:54 AM
Techgoondu Published February 2, 2015
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Singaporeans are avid online shoppers and this week, many will be busily clicking on their mice to get the best deals during the Great Online Shopping Festival (GOSF) in Singapore.

With deals for a wide range of stuff, including fashion, hotel stays, tech gadgets and groceries, the online festival has something for everyone to add to their carts. Whether you are shopping on your smartphone or PC, it’s a good time to explore some great deals.

Thinking of a new laptop or signing up a new broadband plan? Among the partners involved in the festival, you’d find familiar tech vendors, such as Atlas Sound & Vision, Challenger, Courts, HP, StarHub, SingTel and MyRepublic.

Best of all, be the first 5,000 shoppers to register and receive an attractive 15 per cent rebate with minimum spend of $168, on top of the already alluring discounts when you pay for your purchase with any DBS/POSB credit or debit card. There are also other exclusive DBS deals available during the Great Online Shopping Festival. Check them out at http://go.dbs.com/GOSF

What gadgets would be great to buy? Here are five suggestions.

Bose QuietComfort 25 – S$529

One of the best in the business of portable, noise-cancelling headphones, Bose has won over many frequent flyers who want to enjoy some high-quality music on their long flights. The latest QuietComfort 25 comes with the same noise reduction and lightweight fit that have made the series so popular. A great buy if you travel often.

Lenovo Yoga 3 Pro (orange) – S$2,299

The new Yoga 3 Pro has an interesting hinge that lets you easily and safely flip the screen all the way around, turning a traditional laptop into a classy tablet with a touch screen. Now souped up with a handy Intel Core M chip plus a very sharp 13.3-inch screen, this light 1.19kg machine is a great partner for folks who are always on the go.

Samsung Galaxy Note Edge (white) – S$1,248

Samsung’s interesting take on the smartphone needs no introduction, since its arrival heralded the first “edge” screen. The addition screen real estate gives you a preview of items, such as news articles, so you don’t have to unlock and fire up the entire screen. Plus, even without the edge, the Galaxy Note Edge is a great Android smartphone with an impressive camera and sharp display.

Sony RX100 Mark III – S$1,199

If you want a compact camera and still take great pictures on holiday, you can’t go wrong with the Sony RX100 Mark III. Considered by many to be the best camera in its class, this is one shooter that lets you take stunning images rivalling much more expensive cameras. Featured-packed with a 20-megapixel sensor and Zeiss optics, the RX100 Mark III is also easy to use for anyone from expert to beginner.

HP Officejet 4630 e-All-in-One – S$159

Affordable and user-friendly, HP’s Officejet 4630 will fit right into any home. Like typical all-in-one machines, it lets you conveniently print, copy, scan and even fax documents. As a colour printer, it will also print out the occasional holiday photo without fuss. It’s also easy to use with a 2-inch touch screen and connects to Wi-Fi networks to do away with messy cables.

Find out more about the online shopping craze by going to https://www.gosf.sg/

 

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