Brands are running out of reasons to make gaming monitors
TrendForce has indicated that global shipments of LCD gaming monitor panels with a refresh rate greater than 144 Hz will likely see slower growth in 2025 than in prior years.…
Samsung’s latest tech innovation is a giant 5K ePaper display
Known for its display technology, Samsung has expanded the innovation of the ever-evolving eInk or ePaper, having introduced its latest screen with impressive high-resolution features at the recent ISE 2025…
How to use a laptop with a secondary monitor
Mark Coppock / Digital Trends Whether you have an average laptop or one of the best laptops around, one of the best ways to improve the experience is to use…
Samsung’s anticipated new Odyssey OLED gaming monitors start at $900
Fionna Agomuoh / DigitalTrends.com Samsung didn’t have a presence at Computex 2024, but it did reveal some juicy new details on its highly anticipated new OLED gaming monitors to align…
This company gave us a sneak peek at the future of smartphone design
Andy Boxall / Digital Trends Mobile World Congress (MWC) is the year’s premiere showcase for everything smart. While there are sure to be some big headline grabbers, some of the…
Why I’m still using a 14 year-old Dell monitor and I’m not ashamed
I upgrade my technology on a regular basis, but there’s one that I haven’t for almost 15 years: my Dell UltraSharp 2408WFP. Here’s why it’s lasted so long. Fumali – Services…
Samsung planning foldable with the largest bended display for 2023
Reports suggest Samsung has plans to release a foldable with a display that is larger than any other when its in its folded state. Fumali – Service providers Marketplace
LG’s new OLED gaming monitor packs a 240Hz refresh rate
LG has several new monitors for IFA 2022, headlined by a curved OLED display capable of a 240Hz refresh rate.
DisplayPort cable labels just changed, but there’s good news
The Video Electronics Standards Association (VESA) will now certify its DisplayPort UHBR (Ultra-high Bit Rate) cables to avoid confusion over compatibility.
This portable monitor may be the weirdest display yet
We never knew we needed a 14-inch ultrawide portable gaming monitor, but Lukos still decided to make one. Learn more about this strange device.