CNET Asia Readers' Choice Awards 2011/2012 (photos)
Covering the best of tech from 2011, this year's Readers' Choice Awards saw more than 250,000 votes submitted over a span of 10 weeks. A total of 167 products in 19 categories were featured. They were deemed outstanding in their class, based on overall popularity and feedback, performance via our Lab tests, as well as value and impact.
Pictured here, the CNET Asia editorial team gets ready for a few candid shots at the designated Photo Booth.
For the full list of winners, click here.
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Aaron Kong (left) from Lenovo enjoys a drink with CNET Asia sub editor Timothy Fernandez.
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(Left to right) Sherina Liew , Samantha Chan and Crono Lee from Nikon Singapore with Kelly Hierlmeier, CNET Asia's B2B sales accounts manager.
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(Left to right) Members of Sony Ericsson with CNET Asia Editor John Chan( far right).
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Our CNET Asia video presenter Jacqueline Seng (left) with ladies from Asus Singapore.
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(Left to right) CNET Asia's Associate Editor Philip Wong and Accounts Manager Georgina Robinson with the marketing folks from Panasonic Asia.
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An overview of the CNET Asia Readers' Choice event.
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Representatives from Sony Singapore with Senior Editor Reuben Lee (far right).
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CNET Asia's Senior Writer Aloysius Low (right) shows off his stylish scarf with a representative from Motorola.
(Left to right) Writer Shawn Low (far left) enjoys a drink with executives from Panasonic Asia.
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Senior Editor Reuben Lee with Gail Brennan from RIM. RIM won the Gold Award (Best QWERTY Phones) for the BlackBerry Bold 9900 and Bronze Award (Best Entry-Level Smartphones) for BlackBerry Curve 9360.
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Wendy Hogan, VP and managing director for CBS Interactive Asia Pacific with Chue Chee Wei, marketing director for Dell South Asia and Korea. Dell won the Gold Award for Best Gaming Laptops, the Alienware M14x.
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Wendy Hogan with Benjamin Ng, head of TV area and home entertainment marketing division of Sony. Sony won the Gold Award for Best LED TVs (Sony Bravia KDL-40EX520) and Best 3D TVs (Sony Bravia KDL-46HX925).
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Magdalene Tan, public relations manager from Samsung Asia with Wendy Hogan. Samsung won the Gold Award for Best Smart TV System.
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CBS Interactive Asia Pacific's Wendy Hogan with Carol Lim, advertising manager for Canon Southeast Asia. Canon won the Most Popular Camera Brand Award.
Canon won the Gold Award for Best Ultracompact Cameras (Canon Ixus 220 HS), Gold award for Best Advanced Compact Cameras (Canon PowerShot G12), Gold Award for Best Interchangeable Lens Cameras (Canon EOS 600D) and Bronze Award for Best Long-zoom Compact Cameras (Canon Ixus 1100 HS).
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The folks from Sony Asia Pacific posing with a grand total of 15 awards.
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About the author
Fueled by his passion for all things photography, Shawn decided that a writer's position reviewing cameras is the perfect job.
He now does reviews, how-to guides, and scours far and wide to cover anything camera-related under the sun. When he's not behind the desk, the former freelance photographer enjoys wandering about documenting his life with his beloved medium format film cameras.
The RMIT business graduate ventures to work every day with camera in one hand, and laptop in another, taking over the Internet one review at a time.
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