Images of several Radeon RX 7600 graphics cards have appeared on the Web, which will be released on May 24th.

In particular, there are images of Asus and ASRock adapters. In the first case, we are talking about several different models, and in the second, only one. But they all have one thing in common: neither Asus nor ASRock began to create new coolers for the new product. This refers not to the technical part of the CO, but to the elementary design. The companies simply took the same solutions they used for the RX 6000 line of adapters.

In general, given the budget RX 7600, this is quite logical. You can see that Asus will have both very large models and quite compact ones in the lineup. True, models in the ITX form factor, as is the case with the RTX 4060 and RTX 4060 Ti, are not yet visible.

The Radeon RX 7600 will receive a Navi 33 GPU with 2048 stream processors and 8 GB of memory with a 128-bit bus. According to all the latest leaks, the card will cost about $330, which means it will be a direct competitor for the GeForce RTX 4060. The latter, however, costs only $300, so it’s not a fact that AMD won’t adjust the price at the last moment.

Startup Q-Pixel has unveiled the world’s first ultra-high-resolution full color microLED display. The pixel density of the display exceeds 5000 pixels per inch, which is a record value. For comparison, in modern smartphones it can in some cases reach approximately 650 pixels per inch.

Using its patented microLED polychromatic technology, Q-Pixel has achieved a world-record full-color LED display with a world-record pixel density of 5,000 ppi, surpassing the current ITRI world record of 2,300 ppi, according to a press release. That is, Q-Pixel managed not only to set a new record, but to more than double the PPI at once.

Of course, such an incredible pixel density is not needed everywhere, especially in mass consumer solutions.

The company does not say when its products will appear in some devices, but notes that it is now working to reduce the cost of displays produced using its technology.

DxOMark praised the camera of the Google Pixel 7a smartphone, but it turned out that the device’s display is even better when compared with other devices.

Google’s novelty received 140 points, which puts it in 11th place in the overall ranking. And if you do not take into account the same assessments, then even on the eighth. This is the level of iPhone 14 and 14 Plus, Pixel 7 and Huawei Mate 50 Pro. The $500 Pixel 7a outperforms the iPhone 13, Galaxy S22 Ultra, Xiaomi 13 Pro, Vivo X90 Pro+ and a host of other much more expensive devices.

At the same time, we recall that we are talking about a 6.1-inch OLED panel with Full HD + resolution and a frame rate of 90 Hz.

The reviewers noted only insufficient brightness in very bright light, a lack of detail in dark areas when viewing content with HDR10, and some artifacts when viewed from an angle.

Peak screen brightness of Pixel 7a reaches 1157 cd/m²although here it is worth noting that the Pixel 6a was almost the same.