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The NEXT big thing in gaming

The NEXT is a great first attempt by a home-grown Singapore startup at building a relatively affordable, full-fat gaming AIO
Sat, Jul 22, 2017 - 5:50 AM
kaiyiw@sph.com.sg

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Founders of Aftershock PC, brothers Marcus (left) and Joe Wee with their computers in the showroom.

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Above: Aftershock PC's latest offering, the NEXT all-in-one (AIO) gaming computer.

LET slip the words "gaming" and "computer" to a wizened gamer, and he or she might in return bestow upon you ancient wisdom like "Alienware", "Razer", "MSI" or "Asus".

But a wholly home-grown Singapore startup is looking to add to that alphabet soup with a special sauce of its own....

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