Notebooks and netbooks, which have been the pioneers in the field of portative devices in the recent past, are now considered to be regular gadgets available practically for all people. IT market is oversaturated with the offers from different companies that produce those devices. Growing competition makes those companies invent new strategies in the development of notebooks, providing customers with more impressive performance and stunning design. The end of 2011 and beginning of 2012 was marked by the launch of new notebook generation, the generation of ultrabooks. The mass production of ultrabooks is prognosticated for the mid 2012.


The developers of portative devices took the challenge to combine the functional characteristics of ultrabooks with their ultrafine design. Such companies as HP, Lenovo, Dell, Acer, and Asustek can be called the pathfinders in this technological sphere and their masterpieces have seen the light already in the end of 2011. The representatives of …

The ViewSonic vendor released XG3202-C, which is a 32-inch curved (1800R) monitor possessing a Full HD (1920 × 1080 pixels) SuperClear VA panel.



This monitor delivers the full presence effect and has the following key specifications: 178 degrees viewing angles, 6 ms response time and 144 Hz refresh rate. The novelty also features the 300 cd/m2 brightness, 3000:1 contrast ratio and 120 000 000:1 dynamic contrast.


The specialty by ViewSonic supports the AMD FreeSync technology, effectively eliminating picture failure, flickering or frame bounce and providing smooth gaming experience. The gaming mode selection button allows applying precalibrated settings, ensuring best colour rendering, alongside with other options for particular gaming scripts.


For connection one can use DVI, HDMI, DisplayPort and D-Sub ports. Audio is supplied via 2 W stereophonic speakers.


The ViewSonic XG3202-C monitor costs approximately 550 EUR.

With the penetration of Internet into every sector of business and industry, it's barely possible to avoid hours-long work at computer. Such 'diligence' not infrequently leads to minor or major health issues, primarily connected with the eyesight and backbone. This is why, Philips decided to save its potential customers from any health problems by releasing a new monitor Brilliance 231P4QRYES. This monitor is equipped with ErgoSensor technology, like its predecessor, that helps the users in keeping to basic rules on work at PC.



ErgoSensor technology fulfills a few vital functions. Firstly, the integration of a built-in camera allows the system to estimate the distance between the eyes and the display; further on, it offers the user the most optimal distance index to provide for appropriate browsing. Secondly, when there is no one at computer, the monitor reduces the display brightness; moreover, after a certain period of time the system will turn the monitor off, saving up to …