The iiyama G-Master GB2870UHSU-B1 from the Red Eagle series has been just unveiled. This is a 4K gaming monitor with a 28-inch Fast IPS display, 1 ms MPRT, and a 150Hz refresh rate. It is AMD FreeSync Premium Pro certified with Low Blue Light and Flicker-free technologies. The stand provides a clockwise pivot, height adjustment of up to 130 mm, and -3 to 18 degrees of tilt. For connectivity…
Industrial computing device makers, including Advantech, Ennoconn, Aaeon Technology, Adlink Technology and Avalue Technology, have obtained orders with shipments scheduled until September-December 2022 due to strong demand in the US, Europe and Japan, but are cautious about impacts of components and materials shortages and marine transportation issues, according to industry sources.
This Asia tech industry summary will mainly focus on Samsung Electronics announcing new leadership for its Device Solutions (DS) division; Mitsubishi Electric planning to set up a new plant for factory automation (FA) equipment in India for products exported to Southeast Asia and Europe; and BYD surpassing Volkswagen to become the world’s third most valuable automaker.
In a bid to speed up digital transformation, many enterprises have planned to focus IT investment in 2022-2023 on hybrid clouds, according to head of cloud computing business group Kyle Wu for AI startup iKala Interactive Media.
PCB manufacturer HannStar Board expects a ramp-up in demand for game consoles and servers to offset a slowdown in demand for Chromebook and other consumer notebooks in 2022.
Power supply and energy solution provider Delta Electronics has reiterated that its 2022 outlook of double-digit revenue growth is achievable, barring any large-scale setbacks.
Android phone vendors are gearing up promotional efforts to boost shipments during the upcoming 618 shopping festival in China, where smartphone sales have been sluggish since the beginning of this year, according to industry sources.
Global fab equipment spending for front-end facilities is expected to increase 20% to an all-time high of US$109 billion in 2022, according to SEMI. Taiwan is expected to lead with its spending climbing 52% on year to US$34 billion.