LG have recently announced the successor to the very popular 34GK950F display, their new 34GN850. The new screen maintains the same 34″ ultrawide Nano IPS panel from LG.Display with the….[click link for more]
MSI have recently announced their new Optix MAG301CR display. This new screen is a fairly unusual format, being curved (1500R) and 30″ in size but in an ultrawide format (close….[click link for more]
Dell have recently launched their new S2421HGF gaming display. This is a 23.8″ sized TN Film technology screen offering a 1920 x 1080 resolution and a 144Hz refresh rate. This….[click link for more]
Recently BenQ have announced their new XL2546S, the updated version of the XL2546. Since its release, the ZOWIE XL2546 has become the monitor of choice for professional First-Person-Shooter (FPS) e-Sports….[click link for more]
South Korean panel maker Samsung Display, a subsidiary of Samsung Electronics Co Ltd. that develops and manufactures display panels, have announced this week their intention to cease LCD panel production….[click link for more]
We would like to start by thanking everyone who has supported TFTCentral over the years with their kind donations and contributions. This really does help us continue to run the….[click link for more]
Back in July 2019 Coolermaster entered the monitor market with their first couple of displays. They are a well known manufacturer in the PC case segment, but very new to….[click link for more]
We’ve recently completed our review of the excellent Asus TUF Gaming VG279QM, a 27″ IPS monitor boasting a 280Hz refresh rate (the fastest currently available), 1ms G2G response time, G-sync/FreeSync….[click link for more]
Philips are set to release a new 49″ ultrawide screen later this year. We don’t have a massive amount of information about it at this time, but we do know….[click link for more]
Originally showcased at IFA 2019, we had chance yesterday to hear more about and see the new 43.4″ sized ultrawide monitor from Philips, their 439P9H. This monitor is packed with….[click link for more]