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Philips 498P9Z: 49 inch gaming monitor presented
With the 498P9Z, Philips presents a new gaming monitor that, like the 498P9 model introduced a year ago, measures 49.8 inches diagonally and thus clearly…
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Philips Momentum 559M1RYV: Tailor-made monitor for the Xbox
Up to now, console gamers have resorted to standard TVs when it comes to screen solutions. Philips now wants to change this – at least…
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Philips B-Line 243B9H: New business monitor with webcam
With the B-Line 243B9H, Philips’ brand license partner MMD presents a new business monitor that is equipped with a webcam, among other features, making it…
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Philips 439P1 – 4K monitor in 42.5 inch
After the Momentum 436M6VBPAB from Philips, the manufacturer has now released another 42.5-inch model with 4K UHD. The size and resolution are identical to the…
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Philips brings monitor with IPS panel and practical docking station
With the 243B1JH, Philips wants to launch an exciting monitor for business users soon. The features of the device are supposed to be similar to…
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Philips 288E2UAE: 28-inch 4K monitor unveiled
With the 288E2UAE, Philips license partner MMD presents a 28-inch 4K monitor that is supposed to be suitable for both professional and private use with…
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Philips E-Line: Two new gaming monitors for PC
Phillips focuses on entertainment. Following the recent launch of the Philips 242E1GAJ and Philips 272E1GAJ, the company now announces two more PC gaming monitors, the…
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Philips E-Line: Two affordable gaming monitors
With the 242E1GAJ and 272E1GAJ, manufacturer Philips wants to offer gamers not only an affordable but also a good gaming experience. Here you have the…
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Phillips 498P9: Alternative to multi-monitor setups comes in August
With the 498P9 Phillips wants nothing less than to bury all workstations with multiple monitors in the moth box. The huge monitor with a size…
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The perfect monitor all-rounder? The Philips P-line 346P1CRH in test!
UWQHD monitors have been in vogue for a while now. Meanwhile there are also some with more than 60 Hertz. If you need more features…
