Lenovo gets $22.3M to replace Acer desktops for the Dept of Human Services
Lenovo has won a $22.3 million contract with the Department of Human Services (DHS) to provide computer equipment and accessories.
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News about monitors
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Dicker Data strikes distribution deal for BenQ LCD monitor portfolio
Dicker Data has struck a deal to take on distribution duties for BenQ Australia’s range of LCD monitors in the local market.
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Qantas to offer passengers Samsung virtual reality headsets
Australian airline, Qantas, is trialling virtual reality headsets developed by Samsung to offer passengers in-flight entertainment in 3D.
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Sony high-res OLED screen attaches to any eyewear
If you're not a fan of Google Glass-style displays yet, Sony hopes you might give its new detachable OLED a chance.
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3 power-sipping monitors lower energy bills
While businesses have always been careful about how much they spent on electricity, today's displays are making it a lot easier to keep bills lower -- and the environment safer.
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New DisplayPort 1.3 standard supports 5K monitors
Monitors and TVs supporting 4K resolution are just arriving, but the new DisplayPort 1.3 is already looking forward to 5K resolution.
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LG to unveil curved ultrawide monitor at IFA
LG Electronics is planning to show three monitors at IFA in Berlin, including a curved ultrawide model and a new 4K display.
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Sharp's high-def IGZO LCD can be made in any shape
If Sharp's latest display is any indication, car dashboards could soon have LCDs that fit into all kinds of nooks and crannies.
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BenQ unveils flicker-free technology
Networked digital lifestyle vendor, BenQ, has incorporated a new technology into their monitors which aims to eliminate the flicker and minimise glare to better protect the eyes.
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A giant, tethered tablet: Acer shows its Android Display
Acer's DA220HQL looks like a giant Android tablet, with its 1920 x 1080 pixel, 21.5-inch touch screen -- but you wouldn't want to carry it around.
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EU fines CRT makers €1.47 billion for price-fixing
Seven international electronics manufacturers were fined a total of €1.47 billion by the European Commission on Wednesday for conspiring to fix the price cathode-ray tubes (CRTs) in two separate cartels between 1996 and 2006.
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Sharp to launch world's thinnest 4K monitor for about US$5,500
Sharp will start selling the industry's thinnest 4K monitor, a 32-inch LCD screen that is just 3.5mm thick, in February.
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South Korea fines flat-panel LCD display makers
South Korea's competition watchdog has fined 10 LCD makers a total of 195 billion won ($176 million) for allegedly holding secret meetings to keep the prices for flat screen displays artificially high.
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Monitor Sales Keep Plummeting as Mobile Takes Over
In case you didn't realize, the rise of laptops and tablets have put a serious dent in the sale of standalone PC monitors.
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Window shopping goes high tech with gesture recognition
German researchers have given a new meaning to window shopping. At the IFA consumer electronics show in Berlin the Fraunhofer Heinrich Hertz Institute showed a prototype that lets shoppers learn more about what's in a store display window when the store is closed.
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