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Panasonic Result 05/02/2015

Panasonic Corporation reported a third quarter net profit of ¥59.5 billion ($506 million) on turnover of ¥2 trillion ($17 billion), which compares with a net profit of ¥73.7 billion ($626.8 million) on turnover of ¥1.9 trillion ($16.1 billion) in Q3 of the previous year. For the first nine months of the year, Panasonic posted a … Read more

BenQ Begins Freesync Introduction

High resolution, a high refresh rate and low response time are all part of what makes BenQ’s XL2730Z monitor suitable for desktop PC gaming. As well as its own specifications, the 27″ unit boasts several features to enhance its use. Motion Blur Reduction ensures that fast-moving content is rendered quickly, reducing smearing and ghosting. The … Read more

G-Sync Confirmed for Mobile PCs

To date, Nvidia’s G-Sync technology (Display Monitor Vol 20 No 41) has only been used on desktop monitors, enabled through a proprietary module that replaces the scaler. That looks to be set to change, though, as PC Perspective has investigated a leaked internal Nvidia driver (346.87) that enables G-Sync on a laptop (Asus’ G751) using embedded … Read more

NanoTech Finalises High Velocity Acquisition

NanoTech Entertainment has completed its acquisition of a controlling interest in High Velocity Enterprises (HVEL), as part of an overall corporate reorganisation. NanoTech will place its gaming labs division into HVEL which will include the division’s IP portfolio and full gaming operations. High Velocity will also change its name to NanoTech Gaming and Alan Stone has been … Read more

JCDecaux Secures New Airport Advertising Rights

JCDecaux has won the tender for a 10-year contract to install and operate advertising screens at the Rio De Janeiro Galeão International Airport – Tom Jobim International Airport, in Rio de Janeiro. The company has not yet announced how many displays or of what type will be installed. JCDecaux will take over the advertising concessions on 1st … Read more

Plastic Logic Divides into Two Companies

FlexEnable

Plastic Logic, the UK based developer of organic electronics including organic TFT backplanes for flexible displays, is splitting the existing company into two entities. According to reports, the split will become effective this month. The UK activities will work under the name of FlexEnable and focus on the development of organic TFT backplanes for flexible … Read more