TÜV Rheinland and Eyesafe announced the release of Eyesafe Display Requirements 2.0

TÜV Rheinland and Eyesafe announced the release of the Eyesafe Display Requirements 2.0. The partners introduced the Eyesafe Display Requirements 1.0 in 2019, establishing an industry benchmark for low blue light emissions. Global PC companies and suppliers including Dell, HP, Lenovo, Acer, GIGABYTE, BenQ, LG Display, BOE and others have since adopted the requirements for a broad array of…

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The Asus TUF Gaming VG27AC1A and TUF Gaming VG27VQM gaming monitors are unveiled

Asus has unveiled a pair of monitors from its TUF Gaming series. The first is the Asus TUF Gaming VG27AC1A. It has a flat, 27-inch IPS display with a QHD resolution, 130% sRGB color space coverage, 250 nits of typical brightness, 1 ms MPRT. The monitor is NVIDIA G-Sync Compatible and AMD FreeSync Premium certified and supports up to 170Hz refresh rate (overclocked). The Asus Extreme Low Motion…

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Panasonic unveiled its 2022 TV line-up – OLED with OLED-Ex and Core LED series

After a silent launch in Japan, today Panasonic officially introduced its 2022 TV range from its OLED and Core LED series for Europe and the UK. The 2022 models incorporate new gaming features, as well as the latest-generation panels optimized by Panasonic and tuned in Hollywood by the prominent colorist, Stefan Sonnenfeld. All OLED models also support Netflix Adaptive Calibrated Mode. The OLED…

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The memory industry (4): Technology diversion between DRAM and 3D NAND flash

In 2014, 3D NAND flash was introduced to the industry with 24 layers, and it co-existed with 2D NAND flash until 2017. 3D NAND flash gradually came to dominate the market with its high-density storage capacity and technologies, and its manufacturing process completely diverged from that of DRAM. The synergy of utilizing the same processes and equipment for the two memory types – DRAM and NAND – was completely gone, and the core of competitive strategies in the memory industry changed.

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IC design houses under pressure to drop prices

IC design houses, particularly those specializing in chips for handsets and other mass-market device applications, are under pressure to lower their prices amid sluggish end-market demand. But price competition will be confined to only some chip segments in the short term as foundry costs remain high and overall chip shortages have yet to fully ease, according to industry sources.

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Analog IC firm GMT cautious about 2Q22

Global Mixed-mode Technology (GMT), a fabless supplier of analog and power management ICs, has expressed caution about its operations in the second quarter of 2022 citing growing uncertainty in demand, but PMIC will remain in tight supply throughout the year as demand commercial notebook and server applications continue to grow.

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