In addition to the classic displays, for gaming and productivity, Dell has also decided to add its first portable monitor to the list. Dell C1422H integrates a 14-inch Full HD (1920 x 1080 pixels) IPS panel in 16: 9 with a brightness of 300 nits, color coverage of 72% NTSC, refresh rate of 60Hz, and latency of 6 ms.
Bose has new wireless headphones called the QuietComfort 45. The new product is the direct successor to one of Bose’s most popular wireless headphones, the QuietComfort 35 II.
Fujifilm’s efforts to popularize medium format sensors on mirrorless cameras led to the release of Fujifilm GFX 50S II. This camera overtook other competitors and managed to become a digital camera with the cheapest medium format sensor.
Segway continues to explore the robotics industry and add variety to its products since it was acquired by Ninebot in 2015. Most recently, the company officially get into the lawnmower category through a product called the Segway Navimow. What distinguishes the Segway robot over other lawnmower products is the level of intelligence.
Through a series of webcams that it sells, Logitech redefines the concept of work from home. Now the company is taking another step to modernize the way of a new normal period by releasing a new TWS product called Logitech Zone True Wireless.
Jabra’s TWS portfolio continues to grow. Most recently, the Danish manufacturer introduced three TWS at once: Elite 7 Pro, Elite 7 Active, and Elite 3.
SteelSeries has introduced the new Rival 5 gaming mouse. It fits all palm sizes and grips. The functionality of the novelty is designed for any number of games, be it Fortnite, Hitman 3, or Apex Legends.
Meze Audio introduces ELITE, headphones that deliver accurate, authentic sound that meets the highest expectations of an experienced audiophile.
Polaroid’s instant camera is back. The latest product, Polaroid Now+, looks even more attractive while maintaining the classic instant camera style and adding up-to-date features.
