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LeafKVM Open-Source Hardware IP KVM: WiFi 5, PoE, USB-C Serial Console, 2.4-Inch Touchscreen Display (Crowdfunding) – CNX Software

LeafKVM wireless KVM over IP

LeafKVM is a wireless and PoE open-source hardware IP KVM based on Rockchip RV1126B SoC with 512MB RAM and a microSD card slot for storage. Like other IP KVMs, it enables remote access to computers and servers, even at the BIOS level or when the machine is unresponsive, by emulating keyboard, mouse, and video through HDMI/VGA and USB ports. Other features include a 2.4-inch touchscreen display for configuration and guest video mirroring, a USB-C port for serial debug, a USB Type-A port for expansion (e.g., power control), and an ultra-low latency of less than 100ms. LeafKVM specifications: SoC – Rockchip RV1126B CPU – Quad-core Arm Cortex-A53 up to 1.6 GHz GPU – 2D Graphics Engine VPU Video Decoder – H.265/H.264 up to 3840×2160 @ 30fps Video Encoder  – H.265, H.264, JPEG up to 12Mbps @ 30fps JPEG Decoder AI accelerator – Rockchip NPU engine up to 3 TOPS (INT8); likely not […]

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Xiaomi’s Latest TV Highlights the Future of Television with QD-Mini LED Innovations

Xiaomi’s 75-inch TV S Mini LED is creating a stir in the television industry with its cutting-edge QD-Mini LED technology. This model presents a considerable improvement in visual quality compared to standard LED TVs, all while remaining affordably priced. The QD-Mini LED technology combines quantum dots with a Mini LED backlight, delivering superior brightness, vivid colors, and fine detail that outshine typical LED TVs.

The TV S Mini LED 75 is available for ₹99,999 ($1,065), positioning it as a budget-friendly alternative to OLED TVs, which are recognized for their exceptional picture quality but come at a steeper price. The Mini LED technology facilitates increased dimming zones, enhanced contrast levels, and minimized blooming, particularly evident with HDR content. This makes it a desirable option for individuals in search of high-quality imagery without the premium cost associated with OLED.

Xiaomi’s newest model excels with HDR content, effectively reducing light leakage and improving the viewing experience for films. While it may not achieve OLED’s level of color precision, the TV S Mini LED 75 delivers remarkable performance at a more accessible price point. The television features slimmer bezels and an elegant appearance, with connectivity that includes HDMI, USB, optical out, Ethernet, and 3.5mm audio.

One drawback is its 60Hz refresh rate; however, a gaming mode offers 120Hz, enhancing the gaming experience on platforms such as the PS5. Nevertheless, the overall performance and affordability of the TV make it an appealing option for anyone wanting to enhance their home entertainment setup.

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