Philips introduced its 276E7QDSB/11 product, which is a 27-inch display, covering 104.4 % of the NTSC colour gamut.The specialty from Philips features the 1920 × 1080 resolution (Full HD), 250 cd/m2 brightness and 5 ms (GtG) response time. Typical and dynamic contrast ratios are 1000:1 and 20 000 000:1 respectively. Viewing angles claimed are 178 degrees horizontally and vertically.
The SmartImage Lite technology refines imaging significantly. Depending on the scheme selected, this system dynamically enhances image contrast, depth and sharpness, as well as text rendering in various apps. All actions are performed on a real-time basis. Low Blue Mode and Flicker-free functions are also enabled to diminish eyes strain.
Interface options include D-Sub, DVI-D and MHL-HDMI. 276E7QDSB/11 has the dimensions of 616 × 468 × 179 mm and weighs 4.33 kg.
Orders for this novelty, which costs around 200 EUR, are already being accepted.
As part of Crucial brand, Micron Technology comes out with a new generation of RAM – the Ballistix Elite DDR4. It is developed in a pure black PCB with a powerful heatspreader and an integrated thermal sensor. Initially, the company releases planks of 4 GB and 8 GB, although in retail sale the products will be available in 8 GB, 16 GB, and 32 GB kits. Pricing is unknown so far.
At turn of the previous year Aerocool launched a new series of PSUs, united within a single series Templarius Imperator. The series involves a line of models ranging 550W-1500W power index. A part of those units are known to correspond to 80Plus Silver standards, while the other part – to 80Plus Bronze standards. Model Templarius Imperator 750 complies with 80Plus Silver requirements, due to the claimed efficiency of 88%. This feature implies that this PSU might appear to be helpful in the assembling of quite powerful PC platforms.