MMD, within the framework of Philips Monitors brand, enters the market with a 25-inch monitor, entitled 258B6QJEB. The new-comer is primarily differentiated by the support for Flicker-Free technology that adjusts the brightness and eliminates screen flickering, thus reducing eye strain. The model features a thin frame which is called to visually boost the screen surface. The implemented stand allows for the adjustment of the display in various aspects.



Philips 258B6QJEB is based on AH-IPS panel with Quad-HD resolution (2560x1440) and W-LED backlight. It boasts the widest viewing angles (178/178 degrees), the highest brightness (350 cd/m2), the largest number of displayed colors (16.7 million), and fast response time (5 ms). Therefore, the monitor is an appropriate solution both for business purposes and home entertainments.


The list of integrated facilities includes:

— a pair of inbuilt speakers;

— a set of video interfaces: D-Sub, HDMI, DVI, DisplayPort;

— 4 …

The Taiwan In Win Development company decided to bring the D-Frame Mini chassis back to life. This case saw the world back in 2014 and today it is released in new appearance.

 

Comparing to the predecessor, the novelty is more reasonably priced and available in several colour variants, among which one may distinguish red, black, white, orange, green and blue. D-Frame Mini construction is left unchanged with the 501(length) x 230(width) x 405(height) mm dimensions and 5.25 kg weight. In its most part the specialty is produced out of aluminium and tempered glass.

 

The framework is ready to house a Mini-ITX motherboard, an ATX-compatible power supply, three 3.5” and two 2.5” drives, a two-slot graphics card of up to 340 mm length, a CPU cooler (165 mm high max) and a liquid cooling system heatsink of the 240 mm typical size. The I/O panel contains a couple of USB 3.0 ports and a pair of 3.5 mm audio jacks.
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Adata keeps on developing its hardware potential. This time the company introduces a lineup of M.2 2280 solid-state drives, targeting gamers & enthusiasts. The XPG SX8000 is based on 3D MLC NAND chips, combined with SMI 2260 controller. The drive employs PCI Express 3.0 x4 external interface and shows a total compatibility with NVMe 1.2 standard.



Adata XPG SX8000 will be available in four capacities: 128 GB, 256 GB, 512 GB & 1 TB. Nonetheless, the company has unveiled performance showings only for the first three models. Thus, the junior model offers 1000/300 MB/sec speed on sequential Read/Write operations (ATTO compression); 1000/300 MB/sec speed on sequential Read/Write operations (CrystalDiskMark uncompressed); 900/280 MB/sec speed on sequential Read/Write operations (AS SSD uncompressed). At the same time, the drive’s random showings make up 45000/75000 IOPS (Read/Write).


To continue, the XPG SX8000 256 GB item features the following efficiency specifications: …