Suara.com – Not only the telecommunications network business or the mobile market, Huawei seems tempted by the market monitor PC. Huawei Business Group has revealed that it is preparing to release the company’s first desktop monitor which is named Huawei Display 23.8 “.
This release is one of the company’s steps in diversifying its electronic product portfolio.
The move is also believed to be part of Huawei’s 1 + 8 + N strategy. The new monitor has a fairly thin bezel display, much like the company’s brand-new laptop.
Huawei explained that the PC monitor featured “FullView DNA” and was launched in several markets including the UK, France, Germany, Malaysia, Thailand and the Philippines.
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When viewed from the details above, the company appears to be targeting several countries in Europe and Southeast Asia. It is still unknown regarding global availability including Indonesia.
“At a time when purchasing decisions are driven primarily by user experience, consumers are demanding more than just not screen equipped on the smartphone, but also from the PC screen, “Huawei wrote in its official statement.
Reporting from Gizmochina, The device that is claimed to be the company’s first desktop monitor comes with a unibody design that is sleek and sleek.
The bezel is quite thin considering that it is only 5.7 mm in size. This allows the device to have a screen-to-body ratio of up to 90 percent.
Huawei Display 23.8 “is claimed to be compatible with PCs, laptops and even smartphones. The panel is IPS type and displays Full HD + resolution (1920 x 1080 pixels).
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Some of the other specs include 72 percent NTSC color gamut, 1000: 1 contrast ratio, and 178 degree wide viewing angle.
Huawei PC monitors also come with TÜV Rheinland Low Blue Light certification and Flicker Free certification for user’s eye protection. The Huawei Display 23.8 “will go on sale commercially on April 14 for a price tag of £ 150.
Unfortunately users won’t find a built-in USB hub or speaker, and the monitor doesn’t offer HDR visuals or a very high refresh rate (only 60Hz).
It is quite interesting whether Huawei can hook the new market for their PC monitors, considering that many competitors are already involved in it.
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