NEC is going to release one more 24-inch PC monitor but this time with the support for an Ultra HD 4K resolution of 3840x2160 pixels. Entitled MultiSync LCD-EA244UHD-BK, it is characterized by an outstanding visual performance and by a relatively high price tag (approximately $2900). The model doesn’t feature a unique design, however it does have a lot to offer to all potential viewers.



NEC LCD-EA244UHD-BK employs an updated IPS panel, equipped with GB-R backlight. The latter ensures a wider color gamut than traditional W-LED analogues. The panel is specified by 6 ms response time, widest viewing angles (178/178 degrees H/V), 350 cd/m2 brightness, and 1000:1 static contrast. Two in-built speakers (1 W each) provide for a high-quality audio production.


The connection with the video sources might be realized via six video ports: a pair of DVI-D, two DisplayPorts, and a couple of HDMI ports with MHL support. The availability of four USB (v.3.0) ports promotes for the …

AMD is a company known for the continual and elaborate work on the development and improvement of all product lines, as well as technological standards. Thus, the coming 2013 year is supposed to be portentous for the company in terms of the implementation of 28nm standards in their APU. AMD has recently voiced the plans for the change of the Trinity APU to a new model, codenamed Richland, and the transition to 28nm technological process.



The new APU, Richland, is presumably to be released in two versions: dual-core and quad-core. It will support a number of high-performance technologies, such as Blu-ray 3D, dual graphics, Open CL, AMD turbo core overclocking, and some others.


According to the preliminary information, Richland will employ FM2 socket (which Trinity employs) and Radeon 8000 series DirextX 11 GPU. This GPU will be furnished with 128 cores in dual-core model line, and with 384 cores in the high-end A10 APU. The same number of cores has been implemented in …

Introduction


Modern monitors already are our new windows to reality as we spend so much time near them. Small screens are boring and big ones are

extremely expensive.


Of course, the transition from a small monitor to a big one takes some time and requires a desire. But this is for your own productivity.

Have you ever dreamt about giant screen? If your answer is ‘yes’ you are to pay attention to the new monitor AOC’s 40” C4008VU8.


It has very impressionable size and characteristics. The design is refined: aluminum white chassis and a nice looking form. The pleasant price for the screen of your dream – only 800$. Let’s come closer.




Main Characteristics


Panel Type & Backlight — MVA / W-LED, edge array


Screen Size & Aspect Ratio — 40" / 16:9


Curve Radius — 1800mm


Max Resolution & Refresh — 3840x2160 @ 60Hz, Density — 110ppi


Native Color Depth & Gamut — 10-bit (8-bit+FRC) / DCI-P3


Response Time …