Philips is prepping a trio of new ultra-wide desktop monitors, all with a 34-inch diagonal size. These are: Philips 346E2LAE Philips 345M2RL Philips 345E2LE These Philips 21:9 ultra-wide monitors deliver WQHD resolutions (3440 x 1440) alongside high-performance panels for crystal clear images. This format gives users the ability to see much more on the screen, a feature that allows for a greater…
The Philips 34M1C5500VA has just been unveiled featuring a 34-inch VA display with a 1500R curvature and an ultra-wide QHD resolution – 3440 x 1440 pixels. The monitor covers 120.7% of the sRGB color space and supports HDR10 with 300 nits of typical brightness. Philips also specifies 4 ms GTG response time and 1 ms MPRT. The model is equipped with two HDMI 2.0 inputs through which it supports up…
AOC China has unveiled for the local market the AOC CQ32G3S. This gaming monitor is equipped with a 31.5-inch curved VA display with a QHD resolution (2560 x 1440) and a 1500R curvature. It delivers 300 nits of brightness and 3000:1 static contrast ratio. The sRGB color space coverage is 126% and the DCI-P3 one is 98%. The monitor is fitted with an ergonomic stand for height, swivel, and tilt…
The newly released Apple Watch Ultra is widely believed to take on Garmin in the smartwatch market, and Taiwan’s leading OSAT ASE Technology is gearing up to render backend support to help the vendor gain market presence, according to industry sources.
TFT-LCD panel maker Innolux hosted a special event to exhibit fruition of its efforts in digital transformation of business operation as well as innovation in technology and products, according to the company.
A Reuters exclusive report quoted sources saying the Biden administration plans will broaden export curbs on US semiconductors used for artificial intelligence and chipmaking equipment in new regulations in October. It is evident that what used to be targeted bans on specific entities are now expanding to become a tech cold war containment. Experts warn the escalated measures may have unexpected implications to hurt US companies.
Server and network device segments, believed to boast the strongest growth momentum amid bleak market sentiment for consumer electronics, are beginning to feel the impact of global inflation and economic downturn. Supply chain players have recently revised annual server shipment growth projections downward to 3-4%, a decline from the 8% projected early this year. Some network device makers have also turned conservative toward prospects for the fourth quarter.
The actual semiconductor inventory storm has not yet arrived, and different supply chain segments will show starkly divided performances in the fourth quarter of the year, with most fabless chipmakers to continue facing order and price cuts by clients and foundry houses sustaining relatively stable performance in the quarter, according to industry sources.
Notebook ODM Quanta Computer has reported consolidated revenues of NT$131.869 billion (US$4.32 billion) for August, hitting a monthly record for the third consecutive time with a growth of 1.86% per month and 55.66% on year, according to the company.