According to the official introduction, this monitor uses a VA panel, dual 2K 32:9 screens, a refresh rate of 75Hz, a contrast ratio of 3000:1, a brightness of 400 nits, a built-in 5MP Busylight webcam (supports Windows Hello), and supports HDR 400, 97 % NTSC, 119% sRGB.

In terms of scalability, this monitor has an HDMI 2.0 interface, DP 1.4, and USB Type-C interface. The USB Type-C interface supports 100W reverse charging. Additionally, this monitor has a pair of 3W speakers.

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According to reports, this monitor has a resolution of 2560*1440, a contrast ratio of 1000:1, a screen ratio of 16:9, a brightness of 400cd/㎡, and supports 100% sRGB, 95.6% DCI-P3 color gamut and HDR400, with color accuracy ΔE<2. Thanks to IPS fast LCD technology, this monitor has a response time as low as 1msGTG and supports AMD Adaptive Sync synchronization technology.

As an e-sports monitor, this new product is equipped with a series of features specially designed for gaming, such as MBR low motion blur, dark enhancement, intelligent auxiliary crosshair, colorful ambient light, etc.

In addition, this product is equipped with 2 HDMI2.0 interfaces, 1 DP1.4 interface and 1 audio output interface; it is equipped with an ergonomic stand that supports lifting, vertical rotation, left and right rotation and tilt angle adjustment.

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According to reports, this monitor uses a FastIPS panel with 2K resolution and 180Hz refresh rate, supports 1ms GTG response time, VESA DisplayHDR 400, 10bit ambient light, 99.1% sRGB color gamut and 90% DCI-P3 color gamut.

This monitor supports low input lag technology, as well as MBR low motion blur, dark enhancement, smart auxiliary crosshair, EasyRead easy-to-read mode and ambient light. It provides dual HDMI 2.0 and DP 1.4 interfaces. Detailed parameters as follows:

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Signify, the parent company of Philips Hue announced the addition of Matter support in 2022, then announced a delay until March 2023; Hue announced it again in August of this year, and it will go live in September of this year.

The firmware update is reportedly being pushed out globally and can be updated via the Hue app on mobile. Where there used to be voice control settings, there’s now a “Smart Home” option, which includes all the settings that matter.

Matter (formerly known as the Connected Home over IP Project, Project Connected Home over IP, or CHIP for short) is a smart home open-source standards project jointly sponsored by Amazon, Apple, Google, and the ZigBee Alliance, which aims to develop and promote a new royalty-free connectivity protocol to simplify the development costs of smart home device vendors and improve the performance of different vendors’ smart home devices. The CHIP project is a smart home open-source standard project jointly initiated by Amazon, Apple, Google, and the ZigBee Alliance to develop and promote a new royalty-free connectivity protocol to simplify the development costs of smart home device vendors and to improve compatibility between smart home products from different vendors.

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The blog post stated that Philips Hue launched the first batch of 4 home surveillance cameras, 2 of which have passed the certification of the FCC agency. The relevant certification documents disclose the pictures and technical details of these devices, but this does not fully represent the final retail products.

According to the warning stickers in the certification documents, these home surveillance cameras are designed with magnetic suction and can be fixed and installed by means of brackets. Certification documents show that both home security cameras support Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and ZigBe connectivity.

The media report that Bluetooth will be used for device settings, Wi-Fi for video transmission, and ZigBee for Hue Bridge.

The media also exposed the prices of 4 home surveillance cameras:

• Hue Camera Wired (black/white), priced at 199 euros (currently about RMB 1578)
• Hue Camera Wired Desktop (black/white), priced at 229 euros (currently about RMB 1816)
• Hue Camera Battery (black/white), priced at 249 euros (currently about RMB 1975)
• Hue Flood Light Camera, priced at 349 euros (currently about RMB 2768)

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This monitor is supposed to use the same panel as Samsung’s Xuanlong Rider OLED G9.

The parameters are as follows:

Philips 49M2C8900 monitor adopts a 49-inch OLED ribbon fish screen, 1800R curvature, 5120*1440 resolution, 240Hz refresh rate, 0.03ms response time, 99% DCI-P3 colour gamut and 1000 nits peak brightness.

Otherwise, the monitor comes with HDMI 2.1, DP 1.4, and a full-featured USB-C connector that supports 90W reverse power. For audio, the monitor features a 30W 2.2CH system with two 7.5W tweeters and two 7.5W woofers.

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Rondolat hopes to integrate cameras and lighting systems so that “a burglar in the house triggers the alarm and all the lights are flashing red. Why is this interesting? Because the audible alarm is mounted inside the house, so it can’t be heard from a distance, but the lights can.”

At the same time, Philips Hue’s cameras and security products should also be able to be used for lighting – for example, cameras in the home could detect moving objects and automatically activate the lighting system, similar to what Hue motion sensors currently do.

Data privacy and security are important in this process. As a result, says Londolat, “Our camera will be the first to be encrypted end-to-end.” This means that the manufacturer itself won’t be able to decrypt video that may be stored in the cloud.

Philips brand lighting products and services have been licensed to the global lighting industry leader Signify Xinnofei, which is now “Philips Hue”, the product covers from the home, office and industrial to the street lighting, garden lighting, sports place lighting and other lighting applications.

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The new monitor is equipped with a 40-inch IPS curved screen that provides 178° viewing angle and a resolution of 5120×2160; it has 134% sRGB, 103% NTSC and 98% DCI-P3 color gamut coverage, supports 1000:1 contrast ratio and 1ms response time.

The new 40B1U6903CH monitor has a screen that supports anti-flicker technology and low blue light mode, supports SmartContrast technology for improved clarity, and the monitor is VESA DisplayHDR 400 certified.

In terms of connectivity, the bottom of the monitor is equipped with a Thunderbolt 4 USB-C interface, which can be connected to a laptop via a C to C specification cable for a larger screen display. USB-C supports 100W PD fast charging, which can also provide fast charging for the laptop while expanding the display screen to achieve a one-line even usage scenario.

The bottom of the monitor is also equipped with DP 1.4 interface, HDMI 2.0 interface, USB-A interface and 3.5mm headphone jack, built-in speakers, and is compatible with VESA specification wall mounting.

The new 40B1U6903CH monitor supports MultiView, which allows multiple input sources to be connected simultaneously, a second input source can be viewed in a small window in picture-in-picture mode, and the KVM switch function allows one set of keypads to control two computers.

Philips’ new 40B1U6903CH 40-inch curved monitor is priced at £1,499.99 (currently about RMB 13,515), so those interested can keep an eye on it.

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The new ceiling lamp adopts a slim design, with a single frame thickness of about 2cm. It takes a simple style line, supports a maximum power of 120W, and a brightness of 8000 lumens; the lamp body is equipped with a double-sided lampshade, which can illuminate the back and surroundings of the lamp at the same time.

The new ceiling lamp supports color temperature adjustment from 2700 to 5700K, and brightness adjustment from 1% to 100%; the product itself comes with 4 preset modes, which are wake-up mode, warm mode, visitor mode and bright mode, with brightness ranging from 20 % to 100% and color temperatures from 2700K to 5000K.

This ceiling lamp adopts Ra95-compliant LED lamp beads, and the lamp body adopts an all-round closed structure design around it, and insect-proof foam gaskets are added to prevent dust accumulation.

The new ceiling lamp supports WiFi and Bluetooth dual-mode connection, and can be connected to Mijia App to link other Mijia smart devices; it supports three control methods: traditional wall switch, Mijia App and Xiaoai classmates; and also supports dynamic sunlight algorithm, Mijia The App automatically obtains the geographical location and network time, and switches the light of the ceiling lamp every 30 seconds according to the latitude and longitude positioning.

At present, the new ceiling lamp has been launched on the e-commerce platform for pre-sale, and the price is RMB 299.

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The Philips 27E2F7901 display parameters are as follows:

This display uses a 27-inch Nano IPS Black panel, 3840*2160 resolution, 98% DCI-P3 color gamut coverage, 400 nits brightness, 2000:1 contrast ratio, and 1ms response time.

In terms of interface, this monitor is equipped with DP 1.4 and HDMI 2.0 interfaces, supports DP-out daisy chain, the full-featured USB-C interface has a reverse power of 96W, and there are also downstream USB-C and USB-A interfaces.

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