Looking to game in 4K without breaking the bank? This portable monitor solves a major cost problem and still delivers ...

OLED gaming monitors are getting easier to find at more affordable prices these days, but they’re still a little slow compared to the fastest LCD screens. You might find a deal on a 175Hz or 240Hz one ...

Acer’s portable monitors offer foldable designs and rare touchscreen features but fall short on resolution and macOS support.

A 60Hz display refreshes 60 times per second, 90Hz is 90 times per second, 120Hz is 120 times per second, and so on. So, a 120Hz display refreshes twice as fast as a 60Hz panel and 4x faster than ...

With its HDMI 2.1 port, the Belkin 6-in-1 can support a single 4K UHD monitor, running at up to 60Hz. Again, this is nothing to lose your mind over, but it does mean you can continue to use your ...

It features a massive 85-inch display with 4K (2160p) resolution and a 60Hz native refresh rate. The QLED panel comes with a direct LED backlight and supports HDR Pro+, including Dolby Vision ...

Level up your Xbox experience with one of the best monitors for Xbox Series X. A dedicated gaming monitor can be a worthy alternative to one of the best gaming TVs, offering a sharper picture or ...

But constant iteration has rapidly advanced the tech, and now one company is selling a portable e-ink monitor that can handle a full modern OS in comfort. And shockingly, it’s not unreasonable ...

DASUNG Paperlike 103 : The World's First 60Hz 10.3-inch Portable E-ink Monitor, Ultra-fast Speed Things began to look hopeful a little while later when a "coming soon" page appeared on the ...

A productivity monitor typically runs at a 60Hz refresh rate. These days, the majority of 1080p gaming monitors are able to offer 120Hz or higher refresh rates. Compared to 60Hz, this offers a ...

In other recent tech news from around the web, earlier this year Dasung launched a 10.3 inch E Ink monitor in China with support for 60 Hz refresh rates. Now you can buy one in the US. And Lenovo ...

The HDMI 2.0 port can also be used to connect a 4K 60Hz display, so you can achieve a dual 4K monitor setup on any Pro or Max M1 or M2 MacBook. Plain M1/M2 MacBook Airs are limited to just one ...