Quietly showcased at this year’s CES event a few weeks ago was a new 31.5″ screen from Dell in their UltraSharp Premium range, the UP3221Q. This screen offers a 3840….[click link for more]
Aimed at increasing productivity and simplifying connectivity in the workplace, Philips have launched their new 243B9 display. This is a 23.8″ sized screen with an IPS technology panel, featuring a….[click link for more]
AOC have just announced two new 27” gaming displays from its new G2 line-up with QHD resolution (2560 x 1440 pixels): the Q27G2U and the curved CQ27G2U, the latter of….[click link for more]
At CES 2020 in Las Vegas, AMD have announced their re–branding of their FreeSync adaptive-sync technology in an effort to make it easier for consumers to understand what they are….[click link for more]
MSI have showcased this week at CES 2020 in Las Vegas their new Optix MEG381CQR display. This is a 37.5″ ultrawide screen with 3840 x 1600 resolution, a 2300R curvature….[click link for more]
MSI have showcased their new Optix MAG342CQR display at CES 2020 this week in Las Vegas. It’s a new 34″ ultrawide screen with a more aggressive 1000R curvature, for increased….[click link for more]
Not to be confused with their similarly named XG270 (27″ IPS, 1080p with 240Hz and adaptive-sync) and XG270QG models (27″ IPS, 1440p with 165Hz and Native G-sync), ViewSonic have just….[click link for more]
We’ve already seen Acer announce their new 55″ CG552K OLED display for CES 2020 and now ViewSonic have announced their equivalent – the Elite XG550. The ViewSonic ELITE XG550 is….[click link for more]
At CES in Las Vegas Asus have also unveiled their new ROG Swift PG43UQ display. There’s not a massive amount of information at this time but we do know that….[click link for more]
To help the most elite gamers in the world take advantage of the incredible frame rates available from today’s highest-end gaming PCs, NVIDIA and ROG are developing the world’s first….[click link for more]