ViewSonic VX2766-2K-PRO-6 boasts a 27″ QHD IGZO IPS display with a 300 Hz refresh rate

ViewSonic VX2766-2K-PRO-6 is yet another high refresh rate gaming monitor for the Chinese market. This time the model features a 27-inch IGZO IPS display with a QHD resolution (2560 x 1440 px) and a refresh rate of up to 300 Hz. The display panel supports 8-bit+FRC color bit depth and covers 100% of the sRGB and 98% of the DCI-P3 color space. The GTG response time is specified as 1 ms. The…

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ViewSonic VX2576-HD-PRO-5 with a 24.1″ FHD TN display and a 550Hz refresh rate goes official

ViewSonic VX2576-HD-PRO-5 is a brand-new gaming monitor by ViewSonic for the Chinese market. It boasts a Fast TN display panel with an FHD resolution and a 24.1-inch diagonal size. A 0.8 ms GTG response time and a 0.2 ms MPRT are specified. The native refresh rate of this model is 540 Hz and can be overclocked to 550 Hz. All these specifications lead us to think the ViewSonic VX2576-HD-PRO-5 uses…

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Dell U3225QE receives NRRA certification and TÜV Rheinland 5-star Eye Comfort rating

A month ago, we reported that the Dell U2725QE has received NRRA certification. A couple of days ago its bigger sibling – the Dell U3225QE also received certification from the National Radio Research Agency in South Korea. This means both models should be officially unveiled by the end of the year. Moreover, they both have received the TÜV Rheinland 5-star Eye Comfort rating conforming to the…

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Countering China’s asymmetric strategy from demand side of supply chain resilience

At a recent International Forum on Supply Chain Resilience, scholars raised urgent concerns about China’s strategy of increasing global dependence on its economy while simultaneously reducing its reliance on the world through self-sufficiency. The theme of “trust” emerged repeatedly as a crucial element in countering China’s tactics, yet the proposed approaches predominantly focused on supply-side solutions.

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From phones to EVs: Foxconn doubles down on China’s Zhengzhou investments

In response to geopolitical shifts and evolving client demands, Foxconn has been investing heavily in manufacturing expansion across Vietnam, India, and Mexico. Meanwhile, its recent hiring drive in Zhengzhou, China, has sparked speculation that production issues at its Indian facilities may have prompted a renewed focus on Chinese operations. Foxconn, however, has clarified that this hiring is tied to seasonal shifts in production needs, denying any quality discrepancies between its Indian and Chinese plants.

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