Philips 27M2N5510P from the Evnia gaming monitor series is unveiled with a 240Hz QHD IPS display

Philips 27M2N5510P has been launched in China. Belonging to the Evnia 5000 series, this monitor features a 27-inch IPS display with a 240Hz refresh rate. It has a QHD resolution and a 1000:1 static contrast ratio. The screen delivers a typical brightness of 400 nits for VESA DisplayHDR 400 certification. The SmartErgoBase enables a bi-directional pivot, +/-30 degrees of swivel, up to 130 mm of…

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Philips 27E2F7900 goes official with a 27″ 4K IPS display

Philips 27E2F7900 is a new desktop monitor with a 27-inch 4K IPS display. The screen delivers a typical brightness of 400 nits with VESA DisplayHDR 400 certification and a static contrast ratio of 1300:1. The monitor supports 10-bit color bit depth and covers 100% of the sRGB, 110% of the Adobe RGB, and 98% of the DCI-P3 color space. The connectivity options include a USB Type-C port with 90W…

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BenQ RD320U / RD320UA and BenQ RD280U / RD280UA join the brand’s monitors for programming

More than two months ago, BenQ launched its first monitor created especially for coding – the BenQ RD240Q. This is a 24.1″ IPS monitor with a resolution of 2560 x 1600 px, full ergonomy, and features dedicated to eye safety and productivity improvement. Now, this monitor is adjoined by two other models – the BenQ RD280U / BenQ RD280UA and the BenQ RD320U / BenQ RD320UA. In terms of display…

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Hisense CanvasTV blends home entertainment with modern design sensibilities

Hisense unveiled CanvasTV – the brand’s take on lifestyle TV products that harmoniously blend art, personalization, and premium picture quality. With interchangeable frames, an Art Mode that curates digital canvases, and Hisense’s premium picture technologies, CanvasTV seamlessly integrates entertainment and art for the modern home. This new offering exemplifies Hisense’s commitment to developing…

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LG set to outperform Samsung in iPad OLED panel shipments

Market research firm DSCC recently stated that for Apple’s OLED iPad launched in 2024, LG Display (LGD) is expected to account for over 65% of the panel shipments, ahead of Samsung Display (SDC). Observers in the South Korean industry have raised concerns about Apple issuing rather harsh requirements, suspecting that Apple may be attempting to shift the “responsibility” of weak sales and shipments onto the South Korean panel manufacturers

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