With regular consumer-grade displays, the refresh rates aren’t particularly high because to be honest, not everyone sees the need for it. However, if you’re working professionally or if you’re a gamer, then having higher refresh rates can actually be useful and could also give you a slight advantage.
Samsung is known for its curved or ultra-wide monitors fit for gaming. A while back, they offered several budget curved monitors for gaming as well.But, now, with CES 2020, Samsung revealed a new Odyssey gaming monitor line up.The line up includes two different models – both offering a 240 Hz display.The curved QLED monitors are G9 and G7 respectively. With G9, you will get a 49-inch curved ultra-wide monitor and […]
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CES 2020 will be taking place next week. This is an exciting time of the year because CES is easily the largest consumer electronics show in the year. Many companies usually take this opportunity to announce new products, show off prototypes that they’re working on, along with various concepts and ideas that they are working on. (photo courtesy of CTA)
If you’re in the market for a new monitor for either work or gaming, LG has you covered. Making an announcement ahead of CES 2020, LG has taken the wraps off their brand new 4K LG UltraFine Ergo and UltraGear Gaming monitors which the company claims are being aimed at working professionals and gamers alike.
Apple recently put its new Pro Display XDR up for sale. This is clearly not a monitor aimed at casual users because at an asking price of $5,000, it definitely puts it well out of reach for the vast majority of customers who might not necessarily have the need or see the need to spend so much money.
Apple’s Pro Display XDR is now available for pre-order and if you’ve been following the reports, you know that the display itself will cost a whopping $5,000 (without the stand). However, despite that price, the display does not come with a webcam built into it which means that if you wanted to do video conferencing, you’d be out of luck.
Earlier this year, Apple announced their new Mac Pro desktop computers as well as the new Pro Display XDR. If you have been looking forward to either of these devices, you’ll be pleased to learn that Apple finally has a release date for both of them and it is currently set for a release on the 10th of December.
Not all monitors are made equal. While many share similar sizes and resolution, it is the finer details in which monitors differentiate themselves from each other. For example, some monitors might come with a faster refresh rate that gamers might prefer, while others might come with features that photo or video editors can appreciate.
Earlier this year during CES 2019, Razer officially threw their hat into the display ring when they announced the Razer Raptor monitor. In case you missed the announcement, basically this is Razer’s take on gaming monitors. Given that the company already makes all kinds of accessories and peripherals, this doesn’t really come as a surprise.
In the display industry, there are displays made for everyday use, there are displays designed and optimized for gaming, and then there are also displays aimed at the working professional who might have need for a more color-accurate display when editing photos or videos. If you fall into the latter category, ASUS might have something for you.