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LCD & OLED panels, refresh rates, HDR, VRR, color accuracy, and ergonomics.
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MacBook Pro With OLED Touch Screen Running macOS 27.1 Inside Apple
26+ min ago (40+ words) Apple's rumored 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro models with touch-enabled OLED displays are currently being tested with macOS 27.1, which is scheduled for release in late October, according to the latest word from Bloomberg's Mark Gurman....
Samsung Display supplies world's first 2K+165Hz OLED to China's Vivo
19+ hour, 30+ min ago (296+ words) Panel to ship this month for premium gaming smartphone iQOO 16 Power consumption about 30% lower than latest gaming smartphone OLEDs Samsung Display will supply Chinese smartphone maker Vivo with a 6.9-inch smartphone OLED panel that simultaneously achieves 2K resolution and a 165Hz refresh…...
Samsung Display develops 2K 165 Hz OLED panel
12+ hour, 9+ min ago (255+ words) Samsung Display in South Korea has developed a 6.9-inch OLED panel for smartphones that combines 2K resolution and a 165 Hz refresh rate. The company says it is the world’s first mobile display with these specifications. As Korea Herald reports, the panel…...
Samsung Display debuts 2K 165Hz OLED to power high-end gaming phones
13+ hour, 4+ min ago (297+ words) Samsung Display has developed the world's first smartphone organic light-emitting diode (OLED) that simultaneously delivers 2K resolution and a 165Hz high refresh rate. Samsung Display said on the 14th that it developed a 6.9-inch 2K·165Hz OLED and will supply it for the gaming smartphone…...
Why Did Your Old CRT TVs Last Longer Than Modern TVs? - BGR
17+ hour, 43+ min ago (671+ words) Why Did Your Old CRT TVs Last Longer Than Modern TVs? bgr.com Why Did Your Old CRT TVs Last Longer Than Modern TVs? Anyone who's ever owned a traditional cathode ray tube (CRT) TV knows that despite their bulky…...
HDR10+ Advanced is already out, but can Dolby Vision 2 rival it?
1+ day, 4+ hour ago (575+ words) HDR10+ Advanced and Dolby Vision 2 are the latest names to enter the evolving HDR landscape, promising to push picture quality further on modern TVs and other compatible displays. Both build on technologies that have already played a major role in improving…...
macOS 27 Adds 5K at 120Hz on Ultrawide Displays: What It Actually Needs
1+ day, 5+ hour ago (335+ words) The Mac Observer iPhone 18 Pro Delivery Dates: What Apple’s Own Wording Actually Commits To iPhone 18 Pro Order Status: Where Apple Actually Says to Check It iPhone Duo: Four Questions Its Own Developer Site Still Cannot Answer iPhone 18 Pro’s Free Three…...
Samsung's Galaxy S27 Pro and Ultra to Get First M16 OLED Panels in Three Years — BigGo Finance
22+ hour, 23+ min ago (343+ words) Samsung Electronics is preparing to equip its upcoming Galaxy S27 Pro and S27 Ultra with Samsung Display's most advanced OLED material set, the M16, marking the first time the company's own flagship smartphones will adopt the latest panel technology that rival devices have…...
BenQ PV3250U, PV2750U: specs, price, release
1+ day, 15+ hour ago (298+ words) BenQ has launched the 32-inch PV3250U and 27-inch PV2750U, 4K monitors built for shadow-accurate color grading and video editing workflows. BenQ has released two new Creative Pro monitors aimed at video editors and post-production work: the 32-inch PV3250U and 27-inch PV2750U. Both are 4K, 120 Hz panels…...
NVIDIA G-SYNC Pulsar is proof that gaming monitors don’t just need more Hz
1+ day, 4+ hour ago (678+ words) There is something slightly ridiculous about the gaming-monitor arms race. We now have displays pushing 500Hz, 560Hz, and even 720Hz, with esports gamers understandably chasing every last millisecond. The problem? The faster you go, the more you’re often asked to compromise on resolution....