Monitors

These new UltraGear monitors have a lot less frills than some recent releases but seem to be decent mainstream releases.

Philips has added the 49M2C8900 to its Evnia gaming monitor lineup. This 48.9-inch curved display uses a QD-OLED panel, augmented by DTS Sound and Ambiglow lighting.

Samsung and Nexon will demo HDR10+ hardware and gaming at Gamescom later this week, hopefully heralding a new dawn in HDR support on PCs.

Dell Australia has been fined AU$10 million (US$6.5 million) for misleading strikethrough discount bundle pricing offered to buyers with a computer in their web store cart.

LG's new StanbyME Go 27 portable monitor fits in a suitcase and can run for three hours on its built-in battery.

The E-Paper Side Panel is hinged onto a 24-inch QHD IPS monitor to provide a neatly integrated solution.

Display maker AUO teases new gaming displays at Touch Taiwan 2023.

Jonsbo’s LCD screen versions of its D31 and D41 PC cases have gone up for sale. They are Micro-ATX and ATX cases, respectively, with 8-inch screens in the front-top.

Philips 45B1U6900C delivers an expansive and seamless double-QHD monitor experience, with several business-focused benefits. An H-suffixed variation features a pop-up webcam.

Using a stacked LCD display can provide great improvements to a monitor’s contrast without much expense, but there are a few compromises in the design.