Red Magic officially enters the computer gaming peripherals and components market with the first pre-sale of the first 27-inch gaming display, featuring backlit MiniLED technology, 4K UHD resolution and 160Hz refresh rates.
The company reported in July this year that it plans to release up to three gaming monitors — two with MiniLED backlighting and one to offer mmWave wireless projection technology. The Red Magic from Red Devils is the new gaming display with the latest mmWave technology for fast response time and clear images.
Red Magic’s new gaming monitor is a production marvel. This new 27-inch gaming display offers support for HDR1000, a deep contrast ratio of 1,000,000:1 and 1.7ms ultra-low latency times. The panel, designed by the company AUO, uses the 7.0 technology of the second generation. The screen resolution, an ultra-large format of 3840 x 2160 pixels, provides wireless projection, via mmWave technology, up to 30 meters away from the screen.
Millimeter-wave wireless projection technology, or mmWave, allows the user to project wirelessly from a mobile device to a screen, at higher speed, frequencies and minimum latency levels. Red Devils offering this kind of technology makes sense because of the parent company that owns this sub-brand. Red Magic is owned by Nubia, a smartphone brand owned by ZTE, its parent company. ZTE has been active in the telephone market since the late 1990s and earlier this year decided to focus on computer components.
For physical connections, the Red Devils display has a single HDMI 2.1 port and a USB Type-C 4.0 port that can charge devices up to 90W and double as an additional display port.
When the company was first unveiled earlier this year, the company discussed up to three displays, one with 2K resolution and two with 4K resolutions, with one of the latter monitors showing off the mmWave technology integrated into the display. . It was also revealed that there were multiple HDMI ports and a DisplayPort. The advertising for the current display only reveals one HDMI connection and a USB Type-C connection, and it is unknown if additional ports will be announced within a few days of launch.
The three monitors are expected to start full presale from October 10, but no word has been released on the price of the three.
News source: Fast technology