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Best monitors in 2024
Need a new monitor for your desktop setup? These are some of the best monitors you can buy right now for productivity and entertainment.
Monitors are an essential part of any computing setup, be it a professional workspace or a gaming setup. While your processor and graphics card will take priority when building a PC, it's a good idea to save some money on a monitor. After all, you won't be able to enjoy your favorite games at ultra-high resolutions and buttery-smooth refresh rates without a high-end monitor. Even if you're not into gaming, you may find that you need a monitor (or two) to expand your workspace and increase your productivity.
Apple and LG are reportedly collaborating on foldable iPad and MacBook OLED screens
Apple and LG Display are reportedly collaborating on producing foldable OLED screens that future iPad and MacBook models could utilize.
When it comes to releasing new technologies, Apple is famous for taking its sweet, sweet time. This ensures that the products it sells don't feel like beta prototypes and aren't as problematic as those sold by some other manufacturers. We've been seeing foldable phones for a few years now. However, not all of them have the solid qualities you'd expect when buying a high-end product with a premium price tag. To this day, the Cupertino tech giant still hasn't released any devices with foldable screens. This could be changing down the road, though. According to a report, Apple and LG Display are collaborating on producing foldable OLED screens -- potentially for future iPad and MacBook models.
LG's new "OLED EX" TV panel promises up to 30% more brightness than conventional OLEDs
LG's new OLED EX display promises numerous benefits over conventional OLEDs, including much higher brightness, reduced bezel size and more.
LG on Wednesday introduced its next generation of TV panels called OLED EX. The new panel promises numerous benefits over conventional OLEDs, including much higher brightness, better picture quality, improved color accuracy, and more.
LG Display is showcasing its new Transparent OLEDs at CES 2022
LG Display will showcase its new transparent OLED displays for various use cases at CES 2022. These include a new shelf TV and a Window.
Although multiple brands have pulled out of the in-person CES 2022 event, the Omicron scare is not stopping companies from showing off their latest innovations to the public. LG Display, for instance, has already announced that it will be showing off its new transparent OLED screens at CES 2022. Over the years, we've seen brands show off multiple types of OLED displays. We've seen flexible OLED panels, foldable displays, and now LG Display is showing off its transparent OLED panels. We've seen transparent displays before, but the use-cases shown by LG Display for these transparent panels are quite unique.
The LG UltraGear 24-inch 144Hz gaming monitor is on sale for $180
The LG UltraGear 24-inch gaming monitor comes with an IPS panel for accurate colors and a 144Hz refresh rate for a smooth gaming experience.
If you have been looking for a new gaming monitor, then this is a deal that you shouldn’t miss. The LG UltraGear 24-inch gaming monitor is currently selling at a discounted price of $180, which is $40 off the regular pricing of $220. LG’s UltraGear range of monitors has been praised as one of the best in the business. In fact, I personally use the 27-inch variant that offers excellent brightness and color reproduction along with a smooth 144Hz refresh rate for when I am gaming.
Samsung, LG Display to stop supplying display panels to Huawei due to US restrictions
According to a recent report from Reuters, Samsung Display and LG Display will stop supplying display panels to Huawei due to US restrictions.
Ever since Huawei was placed on the U.S. Commerce Department's "Entity List" last year, the Chinese smartphone giant just can't seem to catch a break. The latest in a string of blows comes from South Korean display manufacturers — Samsung Display and LG Display — who are expected to stop supplying panels for Huawei's flagships due to U.S. restrictions.
Google Pixel 3 Display Analysis: A Real, Tangible Improvement — Yet Still Behind the Curve
The display of the Pixel 2 XL was a pain point last year. This year, LG Display is responsible for the smaller Google Pixel 3. How did they do this time?
In the current state of smartphone technology, which defines the old 2014 “phablet” as the new baseline size for most Android handsets, the Pixel 3 remains one of the last few choices for a modernly-compact flagship smartphone in 2018 — and one of the last without a notch. The same held true for last year’s Pixel 2. However, that handset was regularly ill-received for its outdated appearance, garnished with thicker bezels than most smartphones in 2017, especially when compared to the likes of the iPhone X, the Galaxy S8/Galaxy Note 8, or even its big-brother the Pixel 2 XL. This year, the Pixel 3 adopts a more handsome form factor as Google pushes their Pixel line to command respect as a premium-looking-and-feeling top flagship competitor, and a lot of that starts with the portal to how we interact with it — the display.
Google Pixel 3 (non-XL) uses an OLED panel from LG like the Pixel 2 XL
The Google Pixel 3 (non-XL model) has been found to have an LG OLED panel, like last year's Google Pixel 2 XL. The Pixel 3 XL has a Samsung OLED panel.
One of the mysteries left unsolved after the announcement of the Google Pixel 3 and Google Pixel 3 XL has finally been answered. Yesterday, it was revealed that the larger Pixel 3 XL features an OLED panel manufactured by Samsung. Today, we now have confirmation that the smaller Pixel 3's display is manufactured by LG Display. This news comes courtesy of iFixit, which tore down the Pixel 3 and identified the panel.