BenQ PD2732U is a 27-inch 4K IPS monitor for color-critical workflows

BenQ has announced the latest addition to its Creative Pro monitor portfolio – the BenQ PD2732U. It is built for professionals who rely on precise, predictable color performance across photography, video editing, graphic design, print production, and packaging workflows. Positioned as the new flagship of the Creative Pro series, the PD2732U introduces wider gamut coverage, advanced uniformity…

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ViewSonic VX27G32A-2K debuts with a 275Hz QHD SuperClear IPS display

The ViewSonic VX27G32A-2K has just been launched globally, with prices varying by market. This gaming monitor boasts a 27-inch SuperClear IPS display with a QHD resolution, a 275Hz refresh rate, and a 0.6 ms MPRT response time. Built to capture every frame with razor-sharp clarity, it minimizes blur and boosts precision during fast-paced games. The QHD display supports 8-bit+FRC color depth with…

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ViewSonic VX2536A is a 320Hz IPS gaming monitor built for speed and daily versatility

The ViewSonic VX2536A further expands ViewSonic’s gaming lineup with another 24.5-inch FHD offering on an IPS canvas but this time clocked at 320Hz and paired with 0.5 ms MPRT response time. With this set, it targets gamers who rely on instantaneous visual feedback and motion clarity. The SuperClear IPS panel provides wide viewing angles and vivid, lifelike colors with a native 8-bit color bit…

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ViewSonic XG2537 is launched with a 24.5-inch 420Hz IPS esports display

The ViewSonic XG2537 is a gaming monitor engineered for players who demand extreme responsiveness and consistent visual fidelity. The model is built around a 24.5-inch SuperClear IPS display panel with an FHD resolution and a headline‑grabbing 420 Hz refresh rate paired with a 1 ms MPRT response time. To eliminate visual artifacts during high‑speed gameplay, the VX2537 supports both AMD FreeSync…

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Sysgration says drone and IPC sales will drive 2H26 growth

Sysgration said June 2026 revenue remained relatively high even after a slight decline from May, supported by shipments of industrial PCs and drone flight-control products. The company said expanding drone applications, along with ramp-ups in new products including ground control stations and battery backup units, should help sustain operating momentum in the second half of 2026.

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Fulltech’s Thailand plant targets AI and satellite demand

Fulltech held the groundbreaking ceremony for phase one of its new Thailand plant on July 5, 2026, with chairman Yuan-Pin Chang saying the project will require about NT$3.1 billion (approx. US$96.8 million) in total investment and that production capacity has already been fully booked by customers. The plant is scheduled to begin mass production in the third quarter of 2027.

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