
Erster RGB-Mini-LED-Monitor der Welt: Hisense enthüllt 32-Zoll-Monitor mit 4K-Auflösung bei 180 Hz
Hisense hat den RGB-Mini-LED-Monitor 32UX vorgestellt, eine Weltneuheit. Das 4K-Display bietet 32 Zoll bei 180 Hertz und bis zu 2.000 Nits.
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Sony's Bravia 9 II is Most Colorful We've Seen. Is That Enough to Drop QLED?
Sony has abandoned QLED and bet the Bravia on its all-too-vivid RGB TVs. Their quality is cinema-accurate, sometimes to a fault.
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Where 8K TVs Flopped, Samsung Hopes 6K Monitors Will Push Screens Forward
It's not really the resolution, but the pixels per inch that matters with 6K monitors.
GizmodoNow in stock on Lectronz: RH1-compatible Display Module (Rev F+)
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RH1-compatible Display Module (Rev F+)
Display module compatible with the MZ-RH1. A single module can be used to replace both OLED displays in an MZ-RH1.
Uli Hoeneß has personally been overseeing the correct placement of sausages from his factory in supermarkets. According to Hoeneß, he conducts a "store check" t...
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Uli Hoeneß Ensures Sausage Placement Accuracy by Personally Checking Retail Displays - Osna.FM
Uli Hoeneß guarantees sausage quality. Learn how he personally oversees retail distribution to ensure his premium meats are perfectly sorted in every supermarket.
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Russian Space Agency Displays Commercial Ads on Rockets to Boost Revenues
Faced with shrinking budgets, Roscosmos, Russia's national space agency, started displaying commercial ads on its rockets.
The post Russian Space Agency Displays Commercial Ads on Rockets to Boos...

Breakout TLC5947 LED driver or other 32-pin TSSOP
Breakout board for TLC5947 24-channel 12-bit PWM LED driver or any other up-to-32-pins HTSSOP/TSSOP package in a 0.65mm pitch

Hisense Commits to Bringing MiniLED to More Users with U6SF & U6SF Pro, Delivering Premium Viewing Experiences
Hisense's U6SF & U6SF Pro redefine what mainstream MiniLED can deliver.
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