Computer Monitors & Displays Category - Page 10

The Kinect is certainly one of the stars of this winter holiday shopping season and I’m sure Microsoft has high hopes for its Xbox 360 motion control gaming peripheral when it comes to Christmas sales. Not to mention that Microsoft doubled down on this particular shopping season by introducing its [...]

What you’re looking at here is something of a rarity.  It used to be the case, for quite some time, that ATI / AMD would not allow their partners to overclock video cards directly at the factory themselves. But now, with the announcement of the Radeon HD 6850, there’s another [...]

The folks out at Planar Systems have often been regarded as one of the biggest names in stereoscopic 3D monitors, so it’s no surprise to hear they’re putting out a new one. What is a surprise, however, is that it seems to be geared toward us, the folks who can’t [...]

Speaking as someone who mutters blackly every time he discovers the movie he wants to see is available only in 3D (Piranha, Saw 3D, I’m looking at both of you!) and thus requires him to put on those doofy 3D glasses, which barely fit over his regular glasses and give [...]

I got knocked for a serious loop today hearing about how Samsung was set to produce a seven inch Super AMOLED panel, mostly because the way it fit into the current environment was downright dizzying in its implications.

A lot of consumer electronics are going green these days. If you still have a CRT television set, you probably need to upgrade to something thinner and more energy efficient like an LCD or LED TV. Philips has recently launched one of its green TVs in Europe with a remote [...]

Computer monitor company Troll Touch has announced that it is about to launch a new line of 27 inch touchscreen monitors. The company has announced that users can buy the monitors new or can send existing monitors to the company who will replace the front glass with an analog resistive [...]

Livescribe’s newest app may finally be realizing the smartpen’s full potential. Earlier iterations of the smartpen would have you draw, write or record something using the pen, then connect it to the computer with a USB cable and upload the information. The new Paper Tablet application changes all that.

Most people use their monitors for gaming or for watching videos or what have you, but for those of you out there who use their monitors primarily as an extension of your business computer, you might have had a problem or two dealing with strange display ratios and the like. [...]

One inherent advantage of LCD monitors over old CRT screens is power efficiency. Some monitors are making even bigger breakthroughs by helping you further reduce your carbon footprint through even lower power consumption.