The MSI MAG 255PXF has just been unveiled – two weeks after its sibling – the MSI MAG 255XF. The two monitors use one and the same display – a 24.5-inch Rapid IPS unit with an FHD resolution and a refresh rate of 300 Hz. It delivers an MPRT of 0.5 ms and a typical brightness of 250 nits. The 8-bit+FRC display panel with Wide Color Gamut technology covers 120% of the sRGB, 87% of the Adobe RGB…
ViewSonic VX2563-HD-PRO is a new gaming monitor for China offering a 300Hz refresh rate on a 24.5-inch Fast IPS display with an FHD resolution. The display delivers 300 nits of typical brightness and 1 ms GTG response time. It supports native 8-bit color bit depth and covers 99% of the sRGB and 83% of the DCI-P3 color space. Fitted with a tilt-only stand, the monitor has the following…
AOC U27G40E is launched in the Chinese market as an affordable gaming monitor with a 27-inch Fast IPS display, 4K resolution, and a 160Hz refresh rate. The screen delivers a typical SDR brightness of 350 nits and a typical HDR brightness of 450 nits. It has a 1000:1 static contrast ratio, 1 ms GTG response time, and 0.5 ms MPRT. The 160Hz refresh rate is supported via the two HDMI 2.1 ports with…
MAG 325CQRF QD E2 is launched as a successor of the MSI MAG 275CQRF-QD, appearing an year and a half after the previous model. Again, it is built around a 31.5-inch Rapid VA display with a QHD resolution and a 1000R curvature. The screen supports 8-bit+FRC color bit depth and delivers a 141% sRGB, 96% Adobe RGB, and 97% DCI-P3 color volume with Wide Color Gamut technology. The QD in the model…
John Moolenaar, Chairman of the House Select Committee on the Strategic Competition Between the US and China, has recently written to Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin regarding China’s subsidies for LCD and OLED displays. In his letter, he argued that these subsidies have driven non-Chinese companies out of the market, strengthening China’s dominance in the display sector.
The Open Compute Project (OCP) Summit, held in San Jose on October 14, drew record crowds of over 7,000 attendees and more than 100 exhibitors, along with over 200 specialized presentations. Founded in 2011 under Meta’s guidance, OCP seeks to create open, standardized hardware for data centers, making it easier to streamline the supply chain and lower costs through uniform specifications and multiple suppliers. This year, the summit spotlighted Taiwan’s dominance in AI hardware, joined by new exhibitors from Japan, South Korea, and China’s server sector.