Samsung unveiled the SE370, first monitor has a resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels with richer black shades, for charging multiple gadgets without using the micro USB cable. Compatible with Mac OS X and Windows 10. This is also for smartphones! It has two functions: displaying content and charging your smartphone.
The SE370 screen, It will be available in two sizes, 23.6 and 27 inches, support charging standard Qi without wire, which was developed by the Wireless Power Consortium (WPC) with support for Samsung, Sony, LG, HTC and Huawei. To further its progress. The SE370 also has an eye-saver mode that reduces blue light, Samsung did not provide any information on pricing and availability of this monitor. It has indeed AMD technology that reduces response time involved, improves brightness and allows a view of 178 degrees. For now, the IQ compatible smartphones are still rare. Moreover, it often still buys a special case for the compatibility. But the wireless charging has significant advantages. Its possibilities deserve to be pushed a little With this new screen, Samsung therefore continues to bet on the IQ technology.
The SE370 is of course primarily a screen, with interesting technical features, The slab PLS 16: 9 provides 4 ms response time to adapt to the demands of the players, as well as a Full HD (1920 x 1080 pixels), Contrast Ratio: 1000:1 (typical) and a brightness of 250 or 300 CD / m² depending on the model. Finally, wide viewing angles (178 °), and the usual connectivity, namely an HDMI 1.4, Display Port 1.2 and a D-sub (VGA). Finally, it supports AMD FreeSync technology to provide players with a graphics card from the same brand the best possible cooling.
2 Competing Technologies for Wireless Charging
Smartphones Galaxy S6 and GS6 the South Korean firm integrate without Qi wireless charging standard but also that of the rival Power Matters Alliance (PMA), supported by AT & T. Earlier this year, Samsung released its own wireless charging. The latest specification Qi, launched last month, enables manufacturers to provide accessories that can recharge a little faster mobile devices. Qi technology was previously competing with LDCs standards.
No doubt that this will push manufacturers to improve the technology. It could become a standard much more quickly.
