Almost simultaneously with LG Display’s announcement that it has begun the mass production of its 4th Gen PrimaryRGB WOLED display panel for gaming monitors, a post on Reddit teased a new product by SDC (super Display Co.) – a monitor dubbed Lightning 540-Meta with a 26.5-inch QHD WOLED display and a native refresh rate of 540Hz, which can be increased to 720Hz, when the resolution is decreased…
Philips 27M2N3501PA is a Fast IPS gaming monitor from the Evnia 3000 series. It has a 27-inch diagonal size and a QHD resolution. The screen delivers a typical brightness of 300 nits with HDR10 support. It also supports 8-bit+FRC for a 120% sRGB and a 105% NTSC color volume with 90% Adobe RGB and 95% DCI-P3 color space coverage. The Evnia 27M2N3501PA offers an overclockable 260 Hz refresh rate…
Lenovo Legion 27q-10 is yet another Fast IPS gaming monitor with a 27-inch diagonal size and a QHD resolution. This particular model uses an 8-bit screen with 99% sRGB and 90% DCI-P3 coverage and a 300 nits typical brightness. It has a 0.5 ms MPRT and a 240Hz refresh rate. The monitor is AMD FreeSync Premium and VESA AdaptiveDisplay certified. It arrives with a fully ergonomic stand for up to 135…
The Asus PA32QCV was announced 1 year ago and was again “presented” in December 2024. However, it is only now that Asus can unveil the full specifications and features of this 6K ProArt monitor targeted at video editors, photographers, AI artists, and other professionals. The Asus PA32QCV features a 31.5-inch IPS display with a 6K resolution (6016 x 3384 px) and a 218 ppi. Compared to a 4K…After an unexpectedly strong first quarter driven by front-loaded demand, the global LCD panel industry is now showing signs of cooling. The momentum, boosted by US tariff exemptions and China’s “trade-in” subsidies for home electronics, is fading fast as those tailwinds weaken heading into the second half of 2025.
While Broadcom remains a dominant force in the AI ASIC market, Marvell Technology is working hard to catch up, much like AMD’s continued pursuit of Nvidia. AMD CEO Lisa Su has long argued that the global AI market is growing fast enough to support multiple winners. Marvell appears to be banking on the same theory.
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