Gigabyte GS27F2 is a 240Hz FHD SuperSpeed IPS monitor for esports

The Gigabyte GS27F2 is a gaming monitor built to deliver speed, clarity, and tactical advantages for players who demand more from their display. With its Full HD resolution and a blistering 240Hz refresh rate, the monitor ensures smooth, fluid motion that keeps up with fast-paced gameplay. The Super Speed IPS panel provides a rapid 1ms response time, eliminating motion blur and ghosting while…

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Sony presents a 27″ Gaming Monitor for PlayStation with a built-in DualSense Charging Hook

Since the launch of the PlayStation 5, players have embraced the flexibility of choosing where they play their favorite games—whether it’s on a big screen TV in the living room, in other areas of the home, or remotely through the PlayStation Portal remote player. To keep pace with these evolving trends, Sony Interactive Entertainment is introducing a new option with the upcoming 27″ Gaming…

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Humanoid robots to debut in smart factories by 2026 as AI accelerates deployment

The rise of artificial intelligence (AI) is accelerating the shift from conceptual smart manufacturing to real-world application, with Qisda chairman Peter Chen forecasting the debut of humanoid robots in 2026, primarily within smart manufacturing environments. These factories represent the first viable domain for humanoid robot integration, marking a significant step in industrial automation.

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Eizo FlexScan EV2400R goes official for energy-conscious use in everyday workspaces

EIZO has announced the launch of the FlexScan EV2400R, a 23.8‑inch Full HD (1920 x 1080) monitor designed to bring energy‑conscious performance to everyday workspaces. As the successor to the FlexScan EV2460, it delivers practical updates that meet the growing demand for responsible technology in office environments while continuing to support the needs of essential workplace setups. Eizo…

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Research insight: TASA’s dual satellite strategy positions Taiwan for global space market entry

As SpaceX’s low-Earth orbit (LEO) satellites reshape global communications, Taiwan is accelerating its push into the space industry. According to a recent DIGITIMES report on NTN convergence, the Taiwan Space Center (TASA) is advancing dual tracks in “cubesat” and “communications satellite” programs, aiming to cultivate domestic system integration (SI) capabilities. The goal is to enable Taiwanese firms to move beyond producing individual components and subsystems toward full satellite design and mission planning, laying the groundwork for future international expansion.

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