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A short format review looking at this
impressive office and home working focused monitor from Philips. With a
31.5" 4K IPS panel, USB type-C docking, Windows Hello pop-up webcam and
a wide range of features to enhance productivity and user experience. |
An easy to
follow explanation of colour gamut, including some of the
different specs and references you will commonly see in the
monitor market. As well as a look at how measurement can be
improved, and our new testing device we are introducing to help. |
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A short format review looking at this
28" display from Acer in their Nitro series. With a 3840 x 2160 4K
resolution IPS panel, FreeSync support and a low price. |
Looking at response time measurements and some inaccuracies that have been overlooked,
how to correct those and improve testing to provide a more complete and
accurate view of a displays performance.
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The new 27" gaming display from Dell,
featuring a 1440p IPS panel combined with 240Hz refresh rate. Also
including G-sync Ultimate certification, HDR 600 and wide colour gamut. |
The new 37.5" ultrawide gaming display
from Dell as part of their popular Alienware line-up. With a Nano IPS
panel, 3840 x 1600 resolution, 144Hz refresh rate, 1ms G2G response
time, HDR 600 and NVIDIA G-sync Ultimate certification.
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A high end spectroradiometer device
that will help us provide more accurate measurements and improve our
testing. Including colour gamut, black point, contrast ratio, colour
spectrum analysis and flicker. |
A complete
guide to the latest HDMI update offering increased bandwidth and
capabilities. What does it offer and what are the key drivers
for its adoption in the market? We will look at HDMI 2.1 for
graphics cards, next generation games consoles, TV's and of
course desktop monitors. |
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A detailed
look in to OLED technology. It's strengths and weaknesses, and
its ventures in to the monitor market. What are the challenges
with bringing OLED to the desktop monitor space? What has been
done so far? Can you and should you use an OLED TV as a monitor? |
The
new 32" sized ROG Swift screen from Asus with 2560 x 1440
resolution, 1ms G2G response time, 175Hz refresh rate,
G-sync/FreeSync support for VRR and ELMB-sync motion blur reduction. |
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