MSI introduces the MEG X, a flagship 34-inch QD-OLED gaming monitor combining advanced on-device AI, next-generation display technology, immersive lighting, and a distinctive Infinity Mirror design. The MEG X features a 34-inch (33.98-inch viewable) UWQHD (3440 × 1440) 5th-Gen QD-OLED panel with Penta Tandem technology, an RGB Stripe sub-pixel layout, and DarkArmor Film, delivering a 360 Hz refresh rate and 0.03 ms (GtG) response time.
A dedicated AI Processor powers intelligent visual, audio, and gameplay features, while MSI's exclusive SpectrumBar+ adds real-time lighting feedback for greater immersion. AI at the Core The built-in AI Processor analyzes on-screen content directly on the monitor, enabling real-time AI features without requiring dedicated PC software.
Published by TechPowerUp, this update lands as hardware buyers and self-hosted AI builders weigh price-to-performance, memory bandwidth, and Linux driver support across current-generation platforms.
The Philips Evnia 27M2D5901A is a 27-inch (68.58 cm) Dual Mode gaming monitor that lets users switch between detailed 5K visuals and high-speed QHD performance. The Philips Evnia 27M2D5901A features a Fast IPS panel with Dual Mode technology.
BIOSTAR, a leading manufacturer of edge AI solutions, industrial computers, motherboards, graphics cards, and storage devices, today announces the BIPTL-IHT, a Thin Mini-ITX industrial motherboard engineered for intelligent edge systems, AIoT deployments, automation platforms, and advanced system integration applications. Powered by Intel Core Ultra series 3 processors based on the Panther Lake-H platform with integrated AI capabilities, the BIPTL-IHT enables businesses to turn data into intelligent action through
Epomaker has officially unveiled the Alice40 as its latest foray into the world of 40% mechanical keyboards—after the TH40 we reviewed previously and the Luma40 after that —and this time, the brand has gone for yet another unique layout option. As the name suggests, the Alice40 is based on the Alice layout that is commonly recommended to first-time ergonomic keyboard buyers, for its similarity to a regular unibody keyboard, although the Alice40 has a few features that set it apart from other mechanical keyboards in
AMD has announced the upcoming Venice-X data center processor, returning 3D V-Cache technology to high-performance computing after skipping the Turin generation. Launching in the second half of next year, the flagship chip matches Genoa-X with 96 cores and 1,152 MB of L3 cache while introducing a 5.3 GHz boost clock.
