The Best of Computex 2014

Computex 2014, was the scene of many new products of the giant Computex ... Thats the best of Computex!

Computex Taipei, was one of the year's biggest technology trade show. Demonstrations which took place in Taiwan in the new notebooks, tablets, PCs and PC components, the first time we met with. This article describes the most prominent stars of our activities we would like to introduce to you.

America at CES (Consumer Electronics Show) Anyway, he can say at Computex in Taiwan easily. Computex each year, the largest manufacturer of exciting new hardware, the scene is getting interesting concept; subject to future technology also browse through the fair chance would have.

So what is going on in Taiwan this year? Computex 2014 most prominent products in our gallery we've put together for you.

1. Asus PA328Q 

32-inch PA328Q, showed itself for the first time at Computex 2014. UAI 3840 x 2160 resolution monitor, unlike its competitors 60 frames per second can be transferred via HDMI 2.0 port. 

Asus says that the monitor developed for professional use. According to the company monitors, will be released in the fourth quarter of 2014. 

Released: 2014's fourth quarter

2. Corsair Voyager 2 

Written with an entirely new Corsair Voyager 2 external drives to the LAN or can be integrated into your network via USB or Wi-Fi access point their device for creating music and video content can provide. 

Price: 180 euros (1TB) 

Release date: June 2014 End

3. Aorus X3 / X3 Plus

Games with notebooks that name Aorus, two compact models unveiled at Computex. Aorus them X3 13.3-inch, 2560x1440 resolution for a gaming laptop. If X3 Plus is able to offer a very high resolution as 3200x1800.

 

Both devices Intel Core i7-4719HQ (2.5 GHz) is used. 8 or 16GB of DDR3 RAM, GeForce GTX 870m with equipment such as notebooks, 256 or 512GB SSD are offered with M.2. 

Price: starts from $ 2000 

Released: Probably the third quarter of 2014

4. Asus MemoPad 7/8 

MemoPad new versions 7 and 8, appeared at Computex. Both tablets with 64-bit support Intel Atom processor, while the MemoPad 8, an AC adapter and a wireless module with LTE. 8-inch model's IPS panel offers a resolution of 1920x1200 pixels and is protected by Gorilla Glass 3. 

Price: Unknown 

Release date: mid of june 2014

5.Asus Fonepad 8 

Asus, as well as a Fonepad two new MemoPad showed the 8-inch model. Fonepad 8 eponymous device, again 64-bit Intel Atom Z3560 (1.8GHz) processor is coming. Tablet with a resolution of 1280x800 pixels, 3G module also allows thanks to a phone call. The device has dual SIM slots. 

Price and release date: Unknown

6. HP Pavilion x360 

13.3-inch Pavilion this revised model x360 touch screen, can be folded completely. x360 or as a tablet to be able to use a regular notebook. 

x360, hardware and Intel Core i3, AMD A8 APU offers you the choice. 

Price: starting from 630 euro 

Release date: July 9, 2014

7. HP Slate Book 

HP, the familiar notebook series next update, the Android operating system, the notebook is also preparing to launch. Slate Book, 14 inch screen, and Android 4.3 with Tegra chipset with 4 employees notebook. More than that, is not known. 

Price: starts from $ 400 

Released: July 2014 in the United States

8. Acer Liquid Jade 

Liquid Jade, Acer's new smart mobile of himself. 5-inch HD screen with Android 4.4 phone line, 14-megapixel camera comes. The device's processor and 1GB of RAM, quad-core SoC's on MediaTek. 

Released: Probably August 2014

9. Acer Leap 

Acer Leap with a fitness band, will be released in conjunction with Liquid Jade. Smart cebizi with synchronized via bluetooth band, narrow screen can show all kinds of information. 

Price: Probably will not be sold separately 

Released: Probably the third quarter of 2014

10. Asus Ares III 

Asus, the Asus Ares III again with the world's fastest graphics card was able to produce. Couples hosting Hawaii XT graphics card on the core, 8GB of GDDR5 memory and developed exclusively by EK Water Blocks cooling system with water. 

Asus plans to produce only 500 Ares III. 

Price: Probably around $ 1500

11. DDR4 RAM Adata XPG-Z1 

Computex, was the scene of the first DDR4 memory. The new memory module, X99 chipset (Haswell-E) can be used in anaktart. An exact date for the next Extreme processor is not yet determined. 

Released: 2014

12. Intel Devil's Canyon 

Intel at Computex next to the new Haswell has already introduced two new processors. Core i7-4790 and Core i5-4690, with open multiplier and the overclocking enthusiasts are targeting these properties. Both processors will be released in June. 

Price: $ 250 (Core i5-4690), $ 350 (Core i7-4790) 

Released: Probably the middle of June 2014

13.Asus Transformer Book V 

5-in-1 concept is very interesting, the Asus Transformer Book V, being a Windows notebooks and tablets, as well as Great Android can also assume a laptop and notebook. It does not stop there, thanks to smart mobile accessories mobile also offers you a Great Android. When you insert the phone into the back of the tablet, the screen is projected on the screen of the tablet. Dock, up to 1TB storage unit can contain. 

12.5 inch Intel Core processor inside the device, has 4GB of RAM and a 128GB SSD. 5-inch smart mobile working with Intel processor and 2GB of RAM, 64GB of internal storage space, comes with Android 4.4 operating system.

14. Asus RT-AC3200 

Asus has shown at Computex Asus RT-AC3200 new router, a full six antennas and three antenna module (Tri-Band) are coming up with. According to Asus router, 3.200 megabits per second of data transfer can do so. 

Release date and price: Unknown

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Asus's new Full HD Forget the beast!

Asus's new monitor, "What was the Full HD" resolution that deserves a great coming!

1080p screen resolution (1920 × 1080), the location 4K 'or getting ready to leave.

Taiwanese technology company PQ321Q model is released by Asus monitor, carries a $ 3,500 price tag, next to a similar yet offers a feature not found: 3840 × 2160 resolution ...

1080p HD standard exceed 31.5-inch monitor that supports that resolution only handicap doubles the resolution of the high-end graphics cards are currently only be able to support.

IGZO panel technology, and two DisplayPort monitor port to the HDMI input of a given place. The value of the company that has the same resolution as the 39-inch model will introduce soon of the news.

Auria EQ276W 27" IPS Monitor Review: QHD For $400

Although QHD screens are nothing new, they remain atop the desktop monitor price ladder. Auria broke the $400 barrier with its new EQ276W 27” IPS panel. Today, we run it through our display benchmarks to see how it compares to far pricier competition.
While we’re all used to the prices on our favorite technology dropping as new and better products hit the market, what you pay for an LCD panel falls a little more slowly than most other components. QHD (2560x1440) is one of the highest resolutions available on the desktop. And even though QHD monitors have been available for several years, their prices remain grossly higher than equally-sized FHD (1920x1080) screens.

With most QHD screens priced around the $800 mark, Auria offers its EQ276W at a paltry-by-comparison $399. Recalling the old adage, “you get what you pay for,” we wanted to track one down, run a full battery of tests, and determine whether the company compromises anything in its quest to enable 2560x1440 for less than $400.
IPS (in-plane switching) panels are currently manufactured by LG and Samsung. The latter calls its technology PLS (plane-line switching), but the principle is the same; individual sub-pixels are aligned parallel to the screen instead of perpendicular. The benefit is increased color accuracy, more efficient light transmission, and lower power consumption. The problem of reduced contrast seen in early IPS panels has been mostly eliminated. In fact, many IPS monitors available now boast significantly higher contrast than their TN-based counterparts.
Auria uses LG’s IPS panel as the basis for its EQ276W. At the time of writing, the only place to buy this display is Micro Center, where it can be purchased online or in-store. While there are occasional group buys for the EQ276W on various forums, purchasing this way means that you risk accepting the product as-is, with no support. Fortunately, Micro Center honors the one-year manufacturer’s warranty and replaces monitors with dead pixels.

Our sample arrived in a sturdy box, with medium-density flex foam protecting the panel and base. The power supply is a large brick with a detachable power cord. For connectivity, dual-link DVI and DisplayPort cables are included. In addition to those inputs, you also get an HDMI port and a headphone output jack. There is no separate audio input (apart from the signal carried through an HDMI connection) or USB ports. All of the connectors face downward, and are clustered near the center of the panel. The vertical support makes it a bit difficult to plug cables in; you'll have an easier time if you remove the stand hardware first.
The base snaps to the panel’s back support and adjusts for tilt and swivel. The screen sits very low on the desktop (less than two inches off the surface). So, unless your desk is unusually tall, you’ll have to tilt the screen upward to achieve the proper angle. It’s unfortunate that the stand has no height adjustment. On the plus side, all the hardware is removable so you can use a standard 75 mm VESA mount if you want to attach the EQ276W to a swing arm or wall bracket.
The bezel is fairly wide, at 28 mm across the top and sides and 41 mm on the bottom. Instead of the now-typical touch-sensitive controls, Auria includes buttons along the bottom-right of the panel. From here, you can control menu navigation, input selection, and speaker/headphone volume. The buttons feel cheap, and require a firm push to activate. In fact, they’re so firm that the entire panel moves upward when you press them. A softer touch would have been an improvement. The screen itself has no anti-glare properties whatsoever, so you’ll need to place this monitor carefully in order to avoid reflections.

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