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Save $113 on this color-accurate 27-inch 1440P ASUS ProArt monitor for creators, now just $199 with a bonus Adobe Creative ...

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OLED monitors are getting more affordable, but that’s all relative—most people wouldn’t consider any monitor with a four-figure price tag to be a “deal.” That’s why OLED monitors for under $500 tend ...

TL;DR: Philips unveiled the EVNIA 27M2N5500XD, a 27-inch gaming monitor featuring a 1440p resolution at 500Hz and a Dual-Mode option for 720p at an ultra-fast 1000Hz refresh rate. Designed for ...

The 1080p vs 1440p debate has gone on a long time in smartphone circles. Can you even notice the extra pixel density, is there a performance difference, and does the upgrade affect battery life?

Something to look forward to: As companies rush to produce the monitor with the fastest refresh rate available, ViewSonic looks set to enter the race with a 27-inch OLED model able to reach an ...

Finding a fantastic monitor at a great price is always a win, especially when we’re talking about gaming displays since those can be rather expensive. Well, this 27-inch 1440p LG UltraGear monitor ...

The new MSI MPG 491CQPX QD-OLED gaming monitor features a native 5120 x 1440 resolution, which is the same as having 2 x 1440p (2560 x 1440, so 2560 x 2 = 5120) displays side-by-side, without any ...

Score a 31.5-inch 1440p curved gaming monitor with 180Hz refresh for just $189, a rare price drop on this immersive ASUS ...

If 2013 has been the year of Full HD smartphone screens, where 1920 x 1080 pixels became the standard on top-of-the-line devices, then we have to wonder: what is 2014 going to bring to our screens?