Toshiba has quite a lot of experience in the field of portable computing systems, but now, the company has decided to use that expertise in order to develop a brand new type of portable PC monitor, powered solely via USB.Officially known as the 14-inch USB-powered Mobile LCD Monitor, the new display solution from Tos... |
22 March 2011
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Although it's brought plenty of interesting novelties at CES 2011, it seems that Japanese company Sony still has lots of surprises in store for us, the latest we've come across being their CLM-V55 clip-on LCD monitor for DSLR cameras, designed to make video recording a far easier and more versatile process.... |
13 January 2011
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ASUS announced the release of new HDMI-equipped models added to its high performance, richly-featured LCD monitor lineup. The new monitors are available in screen sizes ranging from 18.5-inch to 23.6-inch, and they pack a lot of enhancements and innovations, including Splendid Video Intelligence Technology and ASUS S... |
13 December 2008
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Although Sharp's best-known for its AQUOS line of HDTV sets, the company's area of expertise also extends to digital signage monitors, those high-end, ultra-wide displays designed to work 24/7 and display either important information or various commercials. And the company's latest announcement regardi... |
14 May 2008
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Although the PCs' level of popularity as a gaming machine is far from what it used to be in the past, quite an important number of manufacturers keep throwing new and improved gaming-oriented LCD monitors on the market. And that's also the case with BenQ, whose X Series of computer displays, which includes ... |
19 March 2008
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Among many other domains Dell has entered, the monitor business isn't all that familiar to the user because their presence on the market usually gets eclipsed by Samsung, LG, BenQ, ASUS, Philips and other competitors. But one place you are sure to see Dell monitors is when you want a Dell system; their ordering ... |
18 April 2007
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