Not all displays were created the same. Given that people have different needs from their displays, this has resulted in companies creating displays for different purposes, such as gaming where the emphasis could be on faster refresh rates and also syncing with the GPU to prevent screen tearing and ghosting.
Not all monitors are made equal, and while they are all designed to essentially be displays, there are some that do the job better than others when it comes to certain tasks. For example photographers and video editors might prefer displays that offer flatter tones so that they can get a better sense of what their photos/videos actually look like.
While all monitors are pretty adept at what they do, gaming monitors do tend to offer up certain features that makes them more appealing to gamers. If you are interested in a gaming monitor, then you might be pleased to learn that ahead of IFA 2018, LG has taken the wraps off its new UltraGear gaming monitor.
When it comes to modern day monitors, the majority of them still seem to be relying on HDMI for connectivity to computers. We have seen some efforts at introducing Thunderbolt 3 monitors, such as LG’s Ultrafine displays, but honestly speaking there aren’t that many around at the moment, let alone curved ones.
MSI has announced the launch of a new gaming monitor which it says is going to be blazing fast. The MSI Oculux NXG251 is a 25 inch 1080p gaming monitor compatible with NVIDIA G-Sync that touts a blistering 240 Hz refresh rate and 0.5 millisecond response time. The company has aimed this display at serious gamers and eSports professionals.
Acer first announced its Predator X27 G-Sync monitor last year and finally started taking pre-orders for it about a week ago. Now, ASUS has thrown its hat in the ring as well by confirming that its 4K HDR 144Hz G-Sync monitor will begin shipping next month. It has been a long wait for those who were interested in picking up this monitor when it was first announced. ASUS actually demonstrated […]
Earlier this month the folks at AOC unveiled a new ultrawide gaming monitor with support for NVIDIA’s G-Sync. No doubt this is great news for those with NVIDIA gaming rigs, but what if you’re more of an AMD gamer? Not to worry because AOC has since launched a new monitor with support for AMD’s FreeSync 2 tech.
[CES 2018] For those who grew up in the 90s or early 2000s, you might recall how huge computer monitors used to be. They were massive in terms of sheer mass, and also extremely heavy, and if that wasn’t bad enough, display sizes back then weren’t particularly huge either. If anything it seems like Dell’s latest monitors offer up a stark contrast to the good old days.
[CES 2018] Many companies are expected to unveil new display technology at CES 2018, with some possibly unveiling behemoth-sized television sets, while others might have something a little more reasonable. Now if you’re not shopping about for a TV and just want a display for your computer, then Lenovo might have something for you.
LG is going to showcase many new products at the Consumer Electronics Show 2018 next month. The company will introduce upgraded models of its monitor lineup at the convention. LG has also confirmed that it will showcase a 32 inch ultrawide 5K HDR monitor at CES 2018. The company calls the monitor its very first 21:9 5K ultrawide monitor.