Philips 32M2C3500L with a 180Hz 31.5″ curved VA display is unveiled

Philips 32M2C3500L is a new gaming monitor from the Evnia 3000 series. It is built around a 31.5-inch Fast VA display with a 1500R curvature and a QHD resolution. The 8-bit panel covers 120% of the sRGB and 106% of the NTSC color space and delivers a typical brightness of 300 nits with a 3500:1 static contrast ratio. The display also has a 1 ms GTG response time, a 0.5 ms MPRT, and up to a 180Hz…

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Philips 34M2C3500L is a new 180Hz curved Fast VA gaming monitor

Philips 34M2C3500L is the 34″ variant of the Philips 32M2C3500L which we wrote about earlier. It belongs to the Evnia 3000 series and has a 34-inch Fast VA display with a 1500R curvature and an ultra-wide QHD resolution of 3440 x 1440 px. The panel covers 125% of the sRGB and 94% of the DCi-P3 color space. It supports 8-bit+FRC color bit depth when the display works at 100Hz and at the native…

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Gigabyte M27QA and Gigabyte M27QA ICE are launched with 180Hz QHD SuperSpeed IPS displays

Gigabyte M27QA and Gigabyte M27QA ICE are one and the same monitor in different color – black and white, respectively. This is a gaming monitor with a 27-inch SuperSpeed IPS display with a QHD resolution and a 180Hz refresh rate. The 8-bit+FRC display panel covers 130% of the sRGB and 95% of the DCi-P3 color space. It delivers 350 nits of typical brightness for VESA DisplayHDR 400 certification…

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China still relies heavily on Nvidia AI chips despite Huawei’s best efforts

As the technological competition between China and the US intensifies, AI chips have become a crucial resource. The US government’s export ban on Nvidia’s high-end AI chips has prompted Chinese companies to seek alternative solutions, such as Huawei’s self-developed Ascend 910B AI chips. Concurrently, the Chinese government has urged domestic tech giants to increase their procurement of local AI chips.

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