EVGA’s Interview monitor is a dual display multi-patented invention that has a dual 1440×900 resolution. The ingenuity is how the monitor can flip over, while retaining the upright view when it turns through 180 degrees. The two monitors are mirror images and hence mirror the users view which can be shown (on the second screen) to customers, to clients, or for tutoring. The dual screens can be used as a single desktop to enhance video editing as well.
PM Jacob Freeman shows EVGA’s the latest offerings with the P55 chipset from Intel. EVGA P55 is an enthusiast motherboard with dual BIOS, it has pulsating LED in the heatspreader, and a 10 phase analog PWM. The EVGA FTW line has a total of 3 BIOS chips and each chip can store a different BIOS version. The active switch helps you select which is your preference. Its an excellent feature for testing out new BIOS’. It has a 12 Phase analog PWM and has dual 8 pin inputs for a total of 600W of power to the CPU and PWM region directly. Peter Tan, the world renowned overclocker working for EVGA gives his take on the P55 chipset. Inside the CPU socket cavity EVGA have inserted low inductance surface mount capacitors. The high grade capacitors give low inductance and are the best ones for the job.
Chi Mei has many different Touch panels, from 12.1″using a photo sensor, to a 23.6″Out-Cell touch solution. The optical sensor can detect up to 10 points on the screen simultaneously. The Out-cell solution uses two points for multi-touch. The In-cell touch solution on the 10.1″screen caters for more touch points. The out-cell solution is ideal for monitors already on the market, whereas the In-cell technology will be integrated into the new monitors.