New 27″ Strix OLED XG27AQDMG and 27″ Strix XG27UCG offer unmatched speed and visual fidelity; plus firmware update for Swift OLED PG27AQDM ROG Strix OLED XG27AQDMG: World’s first glossy WOLED gaming monitor;
Barco India, a global leader in professional visualization technology, has launched two new generation RGB laser projectors designed to enable impactful experiences in the entertainment and theme park industry. The XDM and XDX
As it is known to all, large-screen LCD TVs boast many advantages: the huge display area can provide stunning visual experience no matter if you are watching a program, appreciating a film
Motorola has slashed the price of its Moto 360 smartwatch by Rs 5,000. Originally priced at Rs 17,999, the leather-strap variant of the Android Wear-powered smartwatch is now available at Rs 12,999
Motorola has launched the metal band version of its Moto 360 smartwatch in India at Rs 19,999. Similar to other variants, the metal band ones will also be exclusively available on ecommerce
Japan Display Inc said on Friday that it would build a new $1.4 billion liquid crystal display (LCD) manufacturing plant, which a source said would supply smartphone screens for Apple Inc. The
South Korea’s LG Electronics Inc will launch a new range of high-tech TVs in early 2015, beefing up its line-up while it strives to cut costs that make its prized light-emitting diode
South Korea’s LG Electronics Inc said it will wind down its plasma television business by end-November, as a technology long overtaken by liquid crystal display takes one step closer to its
PowerSafe introduces its 600VA UPS Kunhar Peripherals Company’s new UPS has a LCD screen which is touch responsive. The LCD panel makes knowing the status easy to consumers. At the launch
~The over 2,800 sq. feet store to offer a wide range of branded refurbished factory seconds products GreenDust, India’s largest organized destination for refurbished factory seconds , today opened its first store in Thane and
Sony Corp and Panasonic Corp, Japan’s two largest consumer electronics companies, said on Wednesday that they will end joint development of organic light emitting diode (OLED) television screens, a thinner and brighter