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Asus ProArt 16 USV: A Laptop-Sized Production Monitor
The ASUS ProArt PA16USV LED-Monitor, a 15.6-inch 4K HDR portable display that incorporates a 12G-SDI marks a significant pivot for ASUS into hardware that explicitly targets on-set workflows and DIT (digital imaging technician) monitoring tasks rather than solely desktop creative use. But is it any good?
ProArt goes 12G-SDI portable
12G-SDI on a 15.6-inch 4K portable panel, plus calibration reports, presets, and a box that turns into a hood. Enjoy the set life
ASUS unveils 32″ 8K HDR Mini-LED ProArt monitor. Yes, 8K.
ASUS launches its 32″ 8K HDR Mini-LED monitor, the ProArt PA32KCX with great brightness and pro-features. Not for everyone, but if you edit 8K or need huge desktop real-estate, this is serious.
„For Those Who Dare“
These days you wouldn’t always have to go for an expensive, professionally calibrated screen if you are not working for extremely demanding clients. Has the age of correct colors finally arrived? What about HDR? Let’s have a broader look!
Zenscreen: Would you like a little more?
No matter how efficiently and disciplined you work: At some point there is always too little space on the desktop. Not to mention your desk. Wouldn't it be great if you could expand it with a USB cable?
Asus or Apple for Resolve on the move?
Presented by notebooksbilliger.de: Users looking for a desktop computer à la price-performance queen should go for a Windows or Linux computer with a powerful GPU, right? With one caveat: the availability and price of high-performance GPUs are currently problematic. So where can digital nomads and laptop enthusiasts find what they're looking for?
More Thunderbolt Motherboards
Intel released the Haswell processor generation in early June. Several manufacturers have now expanded their ranges with new Thunderbolt motherboards.
Nvidia presents Optimus technology
The new Nvidia Optimus technology ensures, for the first time, a perfect balance between high graphics performance and long battery life in notebooks. This is made possible by automatic switching between integrated Intel graphics and a discrete Nvidia GPU - depending on the application being used.
Asus develops eco-laptop with bamboo housing
EeePC misses Christmas - sales launch in mid-January.