When Apple announced that they would stop making their own displays, it was kind of a bummer. While they weren’t exactly cheap, the fact that they were designed to look like the iMac did help with the consistency of its design. Instead, Apple teamed up with LG to launch a couple of 4K and 5K UltraFine displays designed specifically for Mac computers.

Several years ago, Apple discontinued its Thunderbolt displays. Instead, they turned to LG who started to make monitors specifically designed for Apple’s computers in the form of 4K and 5K UltraFine displays. However, it seems that maybe Apple’s own displays could be close to making a comeback.

Lenovo is out with a new monitor aimed at professionals who require an ultra-wide display for superior productivity. The Picture-by-Picture mode allows them to manage two video inputs while the Picture-in-Picture made allows for improved multitasking.

It has been a few years since Apple officially discontinued its Thunderbolt displays. LG has since taken over where the company has been producing UltraFine monitors designed for Apple’s computers. However, it seems that Apple could be considering getting back into the display game.

Thanks to LG’s partnership with Apple, the company has in the past put out a couple of UltraFine displays catered towards Mac users. These monitors came in 21.5-inch and 27-inch offerings, but in case those sizes are still not big enough for you, not to worry as LG might have something bigger for you.

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#CES2019 – Razer started out as a company that was mostly known for its gaming peripherals. However in recent times the company has expanded their offerings to speakers, headphones, laptops, and more. Now it looks like we have another product to add to Razer’s lineup in the form of monitors.

If you’re in the market for a new set of monitors, LG has you covered as the company has announced a new lineup of Ultra monitors that is aimed at users who might either need an ultrawide display, or for gamers who might need that extra fast refresh rate for when they are playing games.

Desktops generally tend to be more comfortable to work on compared to laptops, but at the same time we know that there are some users out there who travel a lot and thus laptops are more convenient. However when you’re home or at the office, hooking the laptop up to an external display is a pretty common scenario.

Dell today announced the expansion of its UltraSharp monitor lineup with a couple of new models most notable of which is what the company touts to be the world’s first 49 inch ultra-wide monitor. The curved monitor offers QHD resolution and ultra-wide views aimed at making multi-tasking a breeze.

A couple of years ago, Apple announced that they would stop making its own displays. The company later launched new displays made by LG in the form of the UltraFine series. The lineup has not changed since its introduction, but now according to a report from AppleInsider, we might be getting new monitors soon.

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.

The Dell 27 USB-C Ultrathin Monitor is an HDR computer monitor designed to look great and provide the multimedia and color-rendering performance that high-end users and creative semi-professional would want, or need.