"The company introduced G-Sync Pulsar, a new display tech designed to reduce monitor-based motion blur by pulsing a screen's backlight in sections rather than leaving it on continuously. NVIDIA says the approach gives pixels time to stabilize before they're illuminated, which should make fast movement easier to track, particularly in esports."
"On the software side, NVIDIA announced DLSS 4.5, which adds a second-generation Transformer-based Super Resolution model the company says improves temporal stability, reduces ghosting and improves anti-aliasing. DLSS 4.5 also introduces Dynamic Multi Frame Generation, intended to push performance toward your display's refresh rate, with NVIDIA positioning it around high-end targets like 4K 240Hz path tracing. The 2nd Gen Super Resolution Transformer model is available now for RTX GPUs, while Dynamic 6x Frame Generation is expected in spring 2026 for RTX 50-series cards, with suppo"
Gaming brands emphasized motion improvements, performance boosts, and novel form factors. NVIDIA introduced G‑Sync Pulsar to reduce monitor motion blur by pulsing backlight sections so pixels can stabilize before illumination, improving fast-motion tracking for esports. Initial Pulsar monitors from Acer, AOC, ASUS, and MSI are 27-inch 1440p IPS panels with 360Hz refresh rates and up to 500 nits peak HDR brightness and include Ambient Adaptive Technology for automatic color temperature and brightness adjustment. NVIDIA also launched DLSS 4.5 with a second-generation Transformer Super Resolution model to improve temporal stability, reduce ghosting, enhance anti-aliasing, and add Dynamic Multi Frame Generation; the Super Resolution model is available now for RTX GPUs and Dynamic 6x Frame Generation is expected in spring 2026 for RTX 50-series cards. Samsung showcased a tri-fold phone and Lenovo revealed multiple gaming laptops and concept devices alongside wearables and AI gadgets.
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