htmlOctober 11th news, recently, according to TechPowerUp, Philips released a new series of office monitors, priced between 2,900 yuan and 4,900 yuan. From the perspective of parameters, this is an office monitor focusing on daily creation, supporting USB-C first-line connection and other functions.
In recent years, monitors have gradually become an indispensable peripheral product in our work. Whether it is video editing or text creation, they are inseparable from the help of monitors. Of course, configuration is crucial for an office monitor.
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It is reported that there are three models of this office monitor for Philips, of which 24-inches are equipped with a 1080p resolution screen, and 27-inches and 34-inches are equipped with a 1440p resolution and a 3440x1440 resolution screen, respectively. It is worth mentioning that all three monitors of have built-in 500 pixel cameras and support 90W reverse power supply.
For users, the office monitor of has almost no advantages in other aspects except for supporting USB-C first-line connection. is in the three to four thousand price range. The resolution of this monitor is not high, and the official has not yet promoted other selling points, so it should not support high refresh rate.
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At this stage, monitors with 2K high-speed brushes are everywhere, and the price is only about a thousand yuan. If you add some money, you can even buy high-end monitors such as miniLED and OLED. The Philips monitor is not cost-effective, and may be prepared for some office workers with low requirements. Of course, this monitor is still very guaranteed in terms of quality . After all, Philips has been acquired by Guanjie AOC, and there is no need to worry about quality control with big manufacturers.
Xiao Lei believes that before launching monitors, manufacturers of should consider consumers' usage needs and design products from the perspective of consumers, so that they will be favored by many consumers. Otherwise, even a well-known monitor brand will not be able to escape the end of poor sales. I hope that Philips can launch more monitors with higher cost performance and better product strength in the future.
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