Visitors to the booth experienced PNY’s latest innovations across several demonstrations.

PNY – Computex 2026

Enthusiast-Level Multi-GPU Systems

Designed for content creators and AI developers, PNY Slim Series of graphics cards features a dual-slot slim design packed with crafted cooling for better compatibility and enthusiast PC builds.

Full-Cover Water Block Cooling

The PNY GeForce RTX 5090 32GB All-in-One Liquid Cooled Graphics Card features a full-cover, water block designed in partnership with LYNK+. It offers uncompromised cooling performance on GPU, Memory, and VRM with its full modular AIO technology.

Enterprise-Grade Memory and Storage Solutions

PNY highlighted its latest next-generation USB and flash card solutions, designed to deliver performance for everyone from professionals to everyday users.

Additionally, there were high-performance DDR5 and RDIMM memory and Data Center SSDs designed for AI, virtualization, cloud computing, and data-intensive workloads.

To demonstrate the capabilities of NVIDIA platforms and the latest generation of PNY GeForce RTX GPUs, the company showcased several live demonstrations at its booth.

Multi-Tenant Agentic AI on NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Workstation Edition GPU

Additionally, it demonstrated how a single RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell GPU can be partitioned into four isolated instances using NVIDIA Multi-Instance GPU (MIG) technology.

NVIDIA DGX Spark with Nemotron 3 Nano

A real-time AI interference demo running NVIDIA’s Nemotron 3 Nano language model locally on DGX Spark, delivered 4x faster throughput with built-in reasoning and tool-calling capabilities for enterprise AI applications.

The booth at Computex 2026 also featured a custom PC case mod inspired by a recently released game title.

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This new tool works via its AI music detector site. Users only need to choose a streaming service, grant Deezer permission to access it, and then allow the platform to import playlists for analysis.

The feature is compatible with 20 services, including Spotify, Apple Music, SoundCloud, and YouTube Music.

Once the playlists are imported, Deezer scans them for AI content, flags any matches, and lets users share the results.

The launch builds on Deezer’s earlier role in the space. The company was the first major streaming service to start labeling AI-generated music, and it also offered its detection technology to other platforms.

According to Deezer CEO Alexis Lanternier, no other company followed that lead, so Deezer decided to make the feature available directly to users. The company’s system appears to use Tune My Music for playlist importing, a service it already uses for library transfers from competitors.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: What does Deezer’s new tool do?

A: It scans playlists from other streaming platforms to detect AI-generated music.

Q: Which platforms are supported?

A: Deezer says the tool works with 20 platforms, including Spotify, Apple Music, SoundCloud, and YouTube Music.

Q: How does the process work?

A: Users choose a streaming service, grant access, and let Deezer import and scan their playlists.

Q: Has Deezer done this before?

A: Deezer was the first major streaming service to label AI-generated music and previously offered its detection tech to other platforms.

Q: Can users share the results?

A: Yes, Deezer gives users the option to share the scan results.

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HONOR MagicPad 4

The MagicPad 4 has a 12.3-inch 3K OLED display with a 3000 x 1920 resolution and a 165Hz refresh rate. HONOR says the panel can reach up to 2400 nits peak brightness and supports 1.07 billion colors with DCI-P3 wide color gamut. This makes the tablet suitable for users who want sharp visuals and smooth scrolling for both content consumption and productivity.

The tablet runs on a Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 chipset paired with HONOR’s Ice Cooling System with a 13-layer thermal structure. This setup is designed to improve heat management during gaming, multitasking, and productivity work. The tablet is also notably slim at 4.8mm and weighs around 450g, which should make it easy to carry.

For productivity, the MagicPad 4 supports a desktop-style interface, multi-window workflows, split-screen layouts, and file management tools. It also offers seamless file sharing across iOS, Android, Windows, and macOS, helping it fit into mixed-device setups. For entertainment, it boasts eight speakers with HONOR Spatial Audio, and for connectivity, it also supports Wi-Fi 7.

The HONOR MagicPad 4 packs a 10,100mAh battery with 66W HONOR SuperCharge support. It also has a 13MP rear camera and a 9MP front camera. For color options, there’s Gray and White, and for accessories, there’s the HONOR Magic-Pencil 4s and the HONOR MagicPad4 Smart Touch Keyboard.

Pricing

In Malaysia, the HONOR MagicPad 4 is priced at RM 3,399 for the 12GB+256GB variant and RM3,999 for the RM3,999 for the 16GB+512GB model.

At the time of writing, there’s still no news as to whether this tablet will also be arriving in the Philippines.

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: What is the HONOR MagicPad 4?

A: It is HONOR’s newest premium Android tablet.

Q: What display does the HONOR MagicPad 4 use?

A: It has a 12.3-inch 3K OLED display with a 165Hz refresh rate.

Q: What chip powers it?

A: The tablet runs on the Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 chipset.

Q: How big is the battery?

A: It has a 10,100mAh battery with 66W HONOR SuperCharge support.

Q: Is there confirmed news of a Philippines launch?

A: No confirmed information about a Philippine launch is available.

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Team Focus

As NAVI PH looks ahead to MWI 2026, the squad is concentrating on improving its consistency and team cohesion. Jungler Keishi said the group’s biggest strength is its discipline and the trust players have built with one another. She added that the team’s in-game chemistry is at full strength and continues to be one of its biggest advantages.

Roamer Meraay said the Athena Cup gave the team a valuable chance to showcase its potential in a male-dominated industry. She described the tournament as a bridge for others to see what women in esports can achieve and expressed hope that more support will follow so more players will be encouraged to pursue the path.

Rainn, who was named Most Valuable Player, said the team is focused on steady improvement and taking each game one at a time. She added that learning from every match remains part of the group’s mindset as it prepares for tougher competition ahead.

Coach’s Perspective

Head coach King Salman said the recent win is only the beginning and stressed that the work is far from finished. He wants the team to build on its success while becoming even more consistent in the coming months.

Salman also reminded his players to stay humble and teachable, saying the achievement should remain in their hearts rather than in their heads. He added that the team’s willingness to learn and cooperate has been important to its progress, and that preparation and discipline will continue to shape their approach moving forward.

PLDT Home Support

PLDT Home used the Athena Cup 2026 as part of its continuing support for women in sports and e-gaming, backed by its fast and reliable internet service. The company also positioned PLDT Home Fiber as a gaming-ready option for households looking for a stronger online experience.

Its offer includes Unli Fiber for PHP 1,448 per month, a free speed boost of up to 100 Mbps, a free Always On Fiber + LTE modem for six months, a free one-year IGV Game Pass, and access to free Steam games. The package is designed to turn the home into a complete digital playground for players and their families.

For more information, click here.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: What did NAVI PH win?

A: NAVI PH won the PLDT Home-powered Athena Cup 2026.

Q: What is the Athena Cup 2026?

A: It is the Philippines’ premier all-female Mobile Legends: Bang Bang competitive platform and the official qualifier for MWI 2026.

Q: What is NAVI PH preparing for next?

A: The team is preparing for the Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Women’s Invitational this July.

Q: What did the players emphasize after winning?

A: The players highlighted discipline, trust, consistency, and the importance of learning from every match.

Q: What did PLDT Home offer in the gaming bundle?

A: The offer includes Unli Fiber, a free speed boost, a free modem, an IGV Game Pass, and free Steam games.

Logitech Unveils Mobi Fold

The folding action doubles as its power switch: opening the device turns it on, while snapping it shut powers it off. To prevent accidental misclicks, the brand integrated a built-in AI model that ignores button presses while the hinge is in motion. Wrapped in a dust-resistant silicone sleeve, the 79-gram mouse is built to last, boasting an internal hinge rated for 15 years of daily use.

Under the hood, the Mobi Fold packs a 4,000 DPI PixArt PAW3222 optical sensor. Scroll wheels have been replaced by a touch panel that features adaptive scrolling and two customizable buttons, paired with Logitech’s signature quiet-click switches.

The device uses Bluetooth 5.0 and supports simultaneous pairing with up to three devices. Additionally, it is the first Logitech device to feature Google Fast Pair. The 100mAh battery delivers an impressive 32 days of use, and a one-minute USB-C charge gives the user 22 hours of use time.

Available globally in Graphite, Logitech also offers a USD 89.99 business edition featuring a Logi Bolt USB-C receiver and a two-year warranty. 

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The update is part of the implementation of the Anti-Financial Account Scamming Act, or AFASA, which aims to reinforce cybersecurity safeguards for Filipino users. Instead of waiting for a text message, users will receive OTPs through secure push notifications inside the authenticated GCash app. This creates a safer and more seamless verification experience while keeping the process faster and more convenient.

The shift to In-App OTPs addresses long-standing weaknesses in SMS-based verification, which has been targeted by scammers seeking access to user accounts. By sending OTP requests directly within the app, the system is designed so only the intended user can receive and use the code. This removes the need to switch apps, enter text codes manually, or wait for messages to arrive.

The move is also part of its wider Multi-Factor Authentication strategy. MFA adds multiple layers of protection that can help reduce the risk of account takeovers even when passwords or MPINs are compromised. The new feature adds on existing safeguards such as Know-Your-Customer verification and Facial Recognition verification, also known as Double Safe.

GCash remains committed to improving platform security as digital scams continue to evolve, while keeping the experience simple for users. The new system is meant to strengthen daily transaction security without adding unnecessary friction.

For more information, click here.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: What is GCash launching?

A: GCash is rolling out In-App OTPs that replace SMS-based authentication.

Q: When will the rollout be completed?

A: The feature is set to be fully rolled out by June 22.

Q: How will users receive OTPs?

A: OTPs will arrive through secure push notifications inside the GCash app.

Q: Why is GCash making this change?

A: The move is meant to reduce phishing risks, fraud exposure, and vulnerabilities tied to SMS-based OTPs.

Q: What security measures support the new system?

A: GCash said the feature is part of its Multi-Factor Authentication strategy and builds on KYC and Facial Recognition verification.

What makes the Nord 6 interesting is that it does not try to win with just one spec. Instead, it combines a high-refresh-rate display, a powerful chipset, a large battery, and a clean software into a package that is clearly aimed at power users who still care about value.

Design and Build Quality

The OnePlus Nord 6 adopts the flat-edged design trend that dominates smartphones today, and it works well here. The matte metallic finish on the back gives it a more premium look than its class might suggest, while the overall shape feels modern and familiar.

OnePlus also gives the phone a useful button layout, including the usual volume rocker and power button plus an extra button on the left side for added flexibility. That said, the use of a polycarbonate frame and matte plastic back is a disappointment at this level, especially when competitors are increasingly offering more convincing materials.

The phone does get major points for durability, with IP66, IP68, IP69, and IP69K ratings for water and dust resistance. On the downside, there is still no headphone jack and no expandable storage, so those looking for more traditional convenience will have to compromise.

Performance

The OnePlus Nord 6’s is powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8s Gen 4. In day-to-day use, it should handle almost anything you throw at it, and the outline makes it clear that the phone delivers excellent real-world responsiveness.

The 8GB LPDDR5X RAM configuration is adequate, but it does feel a little conservative for a 2026 premium mid-range device. The 256GB storage option is reasonable, though the available 12GB + 512GB variant is the better choice for users who want more breathing room.

Gaming performance is also described as excellent, with titles like Honor of Kings, NTE, Racing Master, and Genshin Impact running without major issues. Still, the phone’s USB 2.0 data speeds and lack of eSIM support are both notable weaknesses for a device that otherwise leans so heavily into modern flagship-like features.

Camera

The main camera setup is solid, led by a 50MP Sony LYTIA-600 sensor with dual-axis OIS, multi-focusing, 2x in-sensor zoom, and up to 4K 60fps video recording. It produces good detail, convincing depth of field, and strong color accuracy, which is exactly what most buyers in this segment want.

The 8MP ultrawide camera, however, feels underwhelming for the price and makes the camera system less versatile than it should be, especially when some rivals offer more capable secondary lenses.

The 32MP selfie camera does a much better job, delivering sharp selfies and solid portrait edge detection.

The absence of a dedicated telephoto lens is another limitation, though the 2x in-sensor zoom helps a little before digital zoom becomes the fallback.

Audio and Multimedia

The OnePlus Nord 6 has dual stereo speakers with 300% Super Audio Mode are loud enough for personal listening. These speakers offer decent low-end presence, clear vocals, and airy treble at moderate volume.

The weakness begins to show itself once the volume rises above a certain level, around 60 to 70%, wherein distortion becomes audible. That keeps the speakers from being class-leading, even if they are still perfectly enjoyable for streaming, gaming, and casual media use.

The 6.78-inch 1.5K Sunburst AMOLED display has a 165Hz refresh rate. While this is definitely some future proofing, I cannot tell its difference from a 120Hz or 144Hz in everyday viewing, though the panel still looks excellent for video, games, and general use.

Software

The device runs OxygenOS 6 on Android 16, and the software experience is clean and lightly loaded. That is a real advantage for users who prefer a streamlined interface without a flood of pre-installed apps.

Mind Space lets you capture content from your screen, summarize it, and even lets you ask questions based on what you saved. The catch is that it’s limited by the contents of the screenshot, so it is helpful, but not as flexible as a broader AI assistant.

While you don’t get AI Studio here, you still get AI features like AI Eraser, AI Recompose, and AI Reflection Eraser, which can be handy in certain situations.

The Plus Key is a smart idea in theory because it can be mapped to useful actions, including Do Not Disturb, camera launch, flashlight, translation, or Mind Space capture. However, there’s no option for opening very specific apps like Spotify or Gmail, which makes the feature feel slightly less open-ended than it could be.

Battery

The OnePlus Nord 6’s 7,500mAh battery posted excellent results in PCMark Work 3.0, and in practical use it can last up to two workdays with a mixed routine of social media, YouTube, photography, and gaming.

Charging is fast as well, with 80W SUPERVOOC support enabling a full charge from 20 percent in about an hour when using a compatible charger. The lack of wireless charging is understandable at this price, and its 6.5W reverse charging and bypass charging are nice extras, especially for gamers.

The only complaint is that the charging experience may not be as smooth for people who do not already have a compatible SUPERVOOC brick. That makes the missing charger in the box more noticeable than it first appears.

Verdict

The OnePlus Nord 6 is a very convincing premium mid-range phone that gets most of the important things right. It offers strong performance, excellent battery life, a beautiful display, and clean software, all wrapped in a design that feels modern and well considered, considering its PHP 29,990 starting price tag.

As notable as its strengths are, so are the compromises. The plastic frame, weak ultrawide camera, lack of telephoto, USB 2.0 speeds, and no eSIM support prevent it from feeling fully premium, even if they do not totally ruin the experience.

Overall, this is a phone that makes a strong case for itself if you prioritize speed, endurance, and a polished daily experience more than camera flexibility or luxury materials. The 165Hz display is a fun bonus, even if it is debatable whether it is worth the extra battery drain compared with a 120Hz or 144Hz panel.

On our recent trip to America, Amsterdam and Barcelona, I relied heavily on my Maya Black credit card for everything from airport rides to food crawls to attraction tickets. It was one of my main cards for the entire European run, and because it is powered by Visa, it worked seamlessly at millions of merchants across different countries. That level of acceptance matters when you are paying in unfamiliar cities and just want your transactions to go through without drama.

During that trip, Luie and I used Maya Black for both small daily payments and bigger purchases. Some transactions were easy to forget, like coffee and quick snacks, but others were sizable, such as accommodations, tours, or more premium experiences we did not want to skip. When you are in a different country, it is easy to swipe or tap and think of it as “trip mode,” only to be greeted later by a statement filled with large entries. That is where Maya’s Mini Payments feature becomes very practical.

What Mini Payments Actually Does

Mini Payments is a feature inside the Maya app that lets you convert eligible straight purchases on your Maya Black credit card into installment plans. Instead of paying one big amount at your next due date, you split that transaction over several months. You get the convenience and flexibility of getting an installment plan without needing to fill out forms, or call a hotline.

Everything happens inside the app, with approvals given within 24 hours.

This is especially useful for travel spending and other big ticket purchases. Let us say you charged a hotel stay or a large gadget purchase to your Maya Black. Once that transaction gets posted, it becomes an eligible transaction that you can convert into Mini Payments to make into smaller, more manageable chunks of payment. It is a way of aligning your cash flow with your lifestyle, while keeping full visibility inside the same app where you already manage your card and Maya Miles.

How to Access Mini Payments in the Maya App

The process of using Mini Payments is straightforward. You will find everything you need inside the Maya app, under your credit card dashboard. Here is a quick walkthrough of how it works based on my own experience.

First, open your Maya app and go to your Maya Black credit card. This is where you normally check your available credit, due dates, and recent spending. From there, tap History to see the list of your posted transactions. This is the same view I used after our trip to review every ride, meal, and activity that I charged to the card.

From there, you can select the transaction you want to convert. There are a few ground rules. The transaction needs to meet a minimum amount of 3,000 pesos to be converted into Mini Payments.

Here’s a table for easy reference:

This makes sense because the feature is designed for sizable purchases that would benefit from being spread out, not for small everyday spending that is easy enough to pay off in full.

After choosing the transaction, the app will show you a set of payment plan options. You can choose from 3-6–9-12 monthly tenors to make your bigger purchases more manageable to your financial capacity. In my case, I chose a three month plan for one of the bigger purchases from our trip. The app then displays a clear breakdown of how much you will pay every month and the total interest (3% in my case) you will pay over the entire plan. If the rate for that specific plan is one percent, that amount is already computed and shown upfront, so you can decide whether the tradeoff is worth it.

Once you confirm the plan, the transaction is converted into Mini Payments. You can easily track your monthly mini payments schedule in the mini payments tab.  Big purchases with your Maya Black credit card can now be organized into neat, predictable payments. And here’s a treat from Maya: there are zero processing fees for Mini Payments created until September 30, 2026!

When It Makes Sense to Use Mini Payments

Like any credit feature, Mini Payments is something you should use intentionally. It is not an excuse to overspend. Instead, think of it as a tool to manage timing. For example, if you have a once in a lifetime trip, a crucial work gadget, or a big family expense that you know you can pay off comfortably over the next few months, converting that transaction into Mini Payments can make your monthly budget feel less cramped.

It becomes even more powerful when you combine it with the other strengths of Maya Black. You still earn Maya Miles on your spending, which you can later redeem for flights, shopping, or other rewards, and you still enjoy the convenience of an app based card with real time tracking and full control. You get lounge access for more comfortable trips and worldwide Visa acceptance when you travel, then you come home and have the option to restructure selected big purchases through Mini Payments if needed.

The key is to match your plan to your cash flow. A shorter tenor means you finish paying the Mini Payment plan faster, usually with a lower effective monthly interest rate. A slightly longer plan can ease your monthly obligations but may cost more over time. Since the app shows you both the monthly amount and the total interest, you get a transparent view of that tradeoff before committing.

The Feature I never knew I needed

My overall experience using Maya Black in Europe, then managing the bill back home with Mini Payments, reinforced why this card has become one of my go-to tools for travel and everyday life. It does not stop at being a premium looking card with a nice design. It is integrated into an app that lets you track, control, and now restructure your spending when needed.

If you already use Maya Black, check out the Mini Payments option for your bigger transactions. Used wisely, it can help you enjoy travel trips without dreading a single giant line item on your next statement. And if you are still deciding whether to apply, it is one more reason to consider a card that combines global usability, travel perks, and flexible repayment tools in a single digital first experience.

Imaging and sensor technology

The Luna Ultra uses a 1-inch Leica-derived imaging module that enables high-resolution capture; the platform supports recording up to 8K at 30fps and leverages Dolby Vision for richer highlight and shadow detail.

It adds a second lens to form a dual wide-plus-telephoto setup that enables up to 12x zoom and 6x lossless zoom for detailed close-ups and more flexible framing.

Color science and dynamic range

Insta360 built Leica colour profiles and master-grade cinematic filters directly into the cameras so footage can look filmic straight from the device without extensive color grading. Both Luna models offer 10-bit I-Log and up to 14 stops of dynamic range, giving editors more latitude in post-production to recover highlights and shadows while preserving natural tones.

Smart shooting and stabilization

A 3-axis stabilized gimbal underpins both systems for smooth motion, while the integrated Triple AI Chip powers advanced shooting features including all-scene AI tracking and rapid focus protocols to keep subjects sharp during fast action. The devices offer direct support for the company’s Mic Pro transmitter and plus a built-in wireless microphone on the detachable screen to improve on-location audio recording for interviews and run-and-gun setups.

Detachable OLED touchscreen and workflow

A removable 2-inch OLED touchscreen functions as an articulating monitor and can function as a wireless remote, enabling remote viewing and control at a distance; the detachable monitor also houses a wireless microphone for clearer dialog capture when the operator is away from the camera. The screen supports HD video transmission so creators can frame and operate the camera from multiple angles without extra crew.

Video modes and creative features

Creators can shoot portrait-oriented 4K60 video and 4K Live Frame photos directly from the camera, and a dedicated Portrait Mode refines skin texture and brightens complexions for realistic, flattering results. The platform also supports 4K120 slow motion and PureVideo 4K60 capture, giving users a range of motion and cinematic options in-camera.

Power and usability

The Luna Ultra is designed for extended use on location, with up to four hours of battery life and a user-focused form factor that includes an articulating OLED touchscreen and tripod-mounting threads. This aims to balance professional imaging chops with user-friendly features such as AI-assisted editing, Leica color modes, and intuitive controls.

Differences between Pro and Ultra

We expect Insta360 to launch the Luna Pro later as well. The Insta360 Luna Pro has a single Leica wide-angle module for everyday creators and vloggers, while the Insta360 Luna Ultra targets professional versatility by adding a telephoto module, expanded optical/lossless zoom capability, and dual-lens flexibility for more demanding shooting scenarios.

Both models share the same core attributes. A Triple AI Chip, detachable OLED screen, Leica color science, and a stabilized gimbal, but the Ultra’s telephoto option makes it the clearer choice for sports, wildlife, or any situation that demands longer reach.

Pricing and Bundles

In the Philippines, the insta360 Luna Ultra is priced at PHP 46,790 for the Standard Bundle, and PHP 59,490 for the Creator Bundle. Special thanks to Pons from Insta360 Festival Mall branch!

For more information, click here.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: What distinguishes the Insta360 Luna Ultra from the Luna Pro?

A: The Insta360 Luna Ultra adds a professional-grade telephoto lens with up to 12x zoom and 6x lossless zoom plus a second 11.3-type CMOS sensor, while the Luna Pro uses a single Leica wide-angle module for everyday vlogging.

Q: What resolution and video modes do the Luna cameras support?

A: The platform supports up to 8K at 30fps with Dolby Vision, 4K120 slow motion, and 4K60 PureVideo capture, along with 4K60 portrait video and 4K Live Frame photos.

Q: How does the detachable OLED screen work?

A: The detachable 2-inch OLED touchscreen acts as an articulating monitor and a wireless remote with HD transmission and a built-in wireless microphone for distance control and audio capture.

Q: What imaging and color features are built in?

A: Both cameras include Leica color profiles, master-grade cinematic filters, 10-bit I-Log, and up to 14 stops of dynamic range for flexible color grading and rich tonal detail.

Q: How long does the battery last during shooting?

A: Each camera package is designed to provide up to four hours of estimated battery life for extended on-location use.

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Update: Edits on variants and pricing.

“Displays are evolving beyond traditional output devices into intelligent platforms that connect content, computing, and user experiences. As AI continues to reshape digital interaction across Asia, our focus is on making technology more intuitive, accessible, and seamlessly integrated into how people learn, work, and create.”

Eric Wei, ViewSonic Asia Pacific General Manager

ViewSonic – AI-Enabled Learning and Integrated Visual Solutions

AI-Enabled Learning and Smart Campus Applications

The company’s showcase featured a live demonstration of how the innovations of the latest AI-enabled ViewBoard solution work seamlessly along with myViewBoard. The combination of these elements creates an intelligent teaching platform that maximizes efficiency and enriches classroom interactions.

The display transforms into an active engagement hub with its Circle Go feature, allowing students and teachers to circle any on-screen content or keyword to generate new interactive elements. Other features include:

• AI MindMaps – enables structured brainstorming
• AI Painter – creates images through pen or text input
• Calculator Pro – solves handwritten equations and geometric problems

Another highlight is an upcoming industrial-grade open frame display solution with integrated AI PC functionality. It delivers clear visibility, intuitive touch response, and rugged reliability.

Expanding the Pro AV Ecosystem Through Integrated LED Display Solutions

ViewSonic also showcased its expanded Pro AV ecosystem, offering wider compatibility with industry-standard system platforms like Crestron and Q-SYS. These help corporate IT teams centralize device management, simplify multi-space AC deployments, and streamline wireless content sharing.

The company also expanded its All-in-One display portfolio, including customizable large-scale visual solutions, with sizes up to over 500 inches and flexible options in pixel pitches and LED technologies.

The displays are designed for command centers, lecture halls, lobbies, and premium meeting environments.

Seamless Experiences Across Productivity, Creativity, and Competitive Gaming

ViewSonic monitor showcase emphasizes versatility and performance. Among the standouts are the 14-inch VG1457 dual-screen portable monitor for on-the-go efficiency, the flagship ColorPro VP88 Series with Thunderbolt 4 support and professional-grade color accuracy optimized for Mac environments, and the 27-inch XG2738-2K-OLED gaming monitor. The last of which combines the visual depth of QD-OLED with ultra-smooth performance.

During the week of Computex 2026, the ViewSonic monitors were also featured in the creator and gaming showcase at Corsair’s showroom at the Grand Hyatt Taipei.

By bringing together hardware, software, services, and partner technologies, ViewSonic continues to expand its ecosystem strategy to support evolving digital experiences across industries.

To learn more about the integrated solutions, visit the official website.