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BenQ Launches 13 LCD Displays

BenQ Launches 13 LCD Displays

Troubled Taiwanese electronics maker BenQ has announced 13 new LCD monitors in sizes ranging from 17 to 22 inches, all featuring 5 ms response times, 300 nits of brightness, integrated multimedia functions, and ambient LED illumination.

The new E Series displays offer display rations ranging from 16:10 widscreen aspects to traditional 4:3; the displays also feature BenQ’s Senseye+Photo technology to offer useful presets that provide the best image quality for different situations: modes include Standard, Dynamic, Movie, Photo, and an sRGB mode for heightened color accuracy. All but three units offer 1 Watt speakers hanging beneath the display, and are Energy Star certified. Nearly all the E Series displays support both D-sub and DVD-D input.

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CES 2006 Profile: Shure

High end earphones manufacturer Shure last week at CES 2006 unveiled a new flagship product for their E Series product line. The E500 Sound Isolating Earphones are priced at $499 and should be available in May.

The E500 Earphones utilize three miniature speakers

Shure Targets Gamers with Earphones

Shure Incorporated, the company responsible for the E series line of well regarded noise isolating earphones for consumer use, on Friday announced a new edition to the product family. Available this month will be the E Series Sound Isolating Earphones: Gaming Edition.

The Gaming edition earphones, Shure said, will use the same sound isolating technology as the rest of the E series to provide what the company calls

Sound Isolation Vs. Noise Canceling

A recent study compared the performance of Shure sound isolating earphones against three models of noise-canceling headphones and found that the sound isolating design was more effective at reducing the level of a broadband noise signal. The tests were conducted in accordance with recognized industry standards for measuring the noise attenuation capabilities of hearing protection devices and noise-canceling headphones.

The study results revealed that the E3c with foam sleeves was the best performer among the Shure units tested, as it reduced noise by 10 – 27 decibels more than even the best-performing noise-canceling model tested. Further, the data indicated that all of the Shure model variations tested provided greater overall noise reduction at the lower frequencies where noise-canceling models are reputed to be most effective.  Read more...

Shure Appoints Karnes To General Manager

From the company’s press release:

Shure Incorporated recently announced the appointment of Mark Karnes to General Manager of the Personal Audio Business Unit. Karnes joins the company with more than 20 years of retail management and executive marketing experience. In his new role, he will be responsible for the growth of Shure’s personal audio products, including Shure’s E Series earphones and QuietSpot cellular headset, in the consumer market.  Read more...

Fujitus Debuts New LifeBook E Series

From the press release:

This corporate desktop replacement is rich with new features and the latest technologies for the serious business professional.

“Enabled with the latest in Intel® Centrino

Fujitsu Updates Lifebook Series

From Fujitsu’s press release:

This corporate desktop replacement is rich with new features and the latest technologies for the serious business professional.

“Enabled with the latest in Intel Centrino mobile technology, the LifeBook E8000 notebook could be compared to a high-performance car with incredible gas mileage,” said Paul Moore, director of product marketing for Fujitsu Computer Systems. “The adoption of a new processor allows the LifeBook E8000 notebook to deliver extraordinary computing power and extended battery life. Fujitsu has also equipped the notebook with an advanced security system and flexible communications options to make it one of the smartest mobile computing solutions on the market today.”  Read more...

Sharp drops Aquos prices

The price reductions are a direct result of enhanced worldwide consumer sales of Aquos televisions and of “improved production efficiencies at Sharp’s current and new manufacturing facilities,” according to a recent announcement. In May, Sharp will begin to assemble Aquos Liquid Crystal Televisions from Japanese-made kits at its manufacturing facility in Rosarito, Mexico. Improved production and distribution efficiencies will let Sharp to meet growing demand for the line in North and South America.  Read more...

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