Sharp, a Japanese manufacturer of high-quality PC displays and various consumer devices, is going to launch a new 32-inch monitor with Ultra HD resolution. Codenamed PN-K322B, this innovative product is intended for professional use, in graphics/video development, for instance. The model is based on an advanced IGZO array that takes benefit from semiconductors based on indium, gallium, zinc and oxide. Along with a striking resolution, the new-comer is distinguished by touch-screen technology support, recognizing up to ten simultaneous touches. Sharp PN-K322B features a sophisticated and elegant design. It has got a thin frame and a sliding stand that can be detached when necessary. In such condition the display might be used as a panel, controlled by an onscreen pen. Moreover, the model supports a unique technology that allows the user’s hand to stay on the screen while utilizing the pen.
Sharp promises to start selling its outstanding PN-K322B monitor already in late …
Several days are left till the official introduction of a new flagship motherboard from Intel, known as DZ87KLT-75K (Kinsley). The board is based on an overclocking Z87 Express chipset and employs 8-phase CPU power supply system. Memory subsystem is represented by four DIMM slots for DDR3 modules, while expansion facilities involve three PCIe 3.0 x16 slots, three PCIe 2.0 x1 slots, a single PCI and a single mini-PCI slot. Storage capacities accommodate eight SATA III 6 Gb/sec ports. 
The appearance of Brix mini-PCs last spring was Gigabyte’s debut in this market segment. The first products were elaborated specifically for Intel Ivy Bridge processors. However, the company decided to update the line of ultra-compact PCs with four new models. Entitled GB-BXCE-2955, GB-BXi7-4500, GB-BXi5-4200, and GB-BXi3-4010, the products are characterized by the support of power-efficient Intel Haswell CPUs.