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Level up your gaming skills with a widescreen monitor
One benefit of widescreen monitors not yet mentioned: ultra-enhanced video game play. As serious gamers may know, this benefit deserves a category all of its own. Widescreen monitors allow you to become more aware of your surroundings and fend off enemies by expanding your field of view (FOV). Re...Read more -
5 key advantages of a widescreen monitor
With more screen real estate comes more power. Think of it this way: is it easier to watch movies, send emails, and surf the web on an iPhone 3 or using the latest iPad? The iPad wins every time, thanks to its larger screen space. While the functions of both items might be nearly identical, you s...Read more -
Is the coronavirus over?
The latest news in February, according to British Sky News, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said that he will announce a plan to "coexist with the covid-19 virus" on February 21, while the United Kingdom plans to end the restrictions on the covid-19 epidemic a month ahead of schedule. Subseq...Read more -
What Screen Resolution to Get in a Business Monitor?
For basic office use, 1080p resolution should suffice, in a monitor up to 27 inches in panel size. You can also find roomy 32-inch-class monitors with 1080p native resolution, and they are perfectly fine for everyday use, though 1080p may look a tad coarse at that screen size to discriminating ey...Read more -
Chips still in short supply for at least 6 months
The global chip shortage that started last year has seriously affected various industries in the EU. The auto manufacturing industry has been particularly affected. Delivery delays are common, highlighting the EU's dependence on overseas chip suppliers. It is reported that some large companies ar...Read more -
When seeking the best 4K gaming monitor for you, consider the following:
•4K gaming requires a high-end graphics card. If you're not using an Nvidia SLI or AMD Crossfire multi-graphics card setup, you’ll want at least a GTX 1070 Ti or RX Vega 64 for games at medium settings or an RTX-series card or Radeon VII for high or greater settings. Visit our Graphics Card Buyin...Read more -
What is a 144Hz monitor?
144Hz refresh rate in a monitor basically refers to that the monitor refreshes a particular image 144 times per second before throwing that frame in the display. Here Hertz represents the unit of frequency in the monitor. In simple terms, it refers to how many frames per second a display can offe...Read more -
Best USB-C monitors in 2022
USB-C monitors are a fast-growing market because you get high resolution, high-speed Data transfer, and charging abilities all from one cable. Most USB-C monitors also work as docking stations because they come with multiple ports, which frees up space in your work area. The other reason why USB-...Read more -
Best USB-C monitors that can charge your laptop
With USB-C fast becoming the standard port of sorts, the best USB-C monitors have secured their place in the computing world. These modern displays are vital tools, and not just for laptop and Ultrabook users who are limited by what their portables offer in terms of connectivity. USB-C ports are...Read more -
What You Need for HDR
What You Need for HDR First and foremost, you will need an HDR-compatible display. In addition to the display, you’ll also need an HDR source, referring to the media that is providing the image to the display. The source of this image can vary from a compatible Blu-ray player or video streaming s...Read more -
What is refresh rate and Why is it important?
The first thing we need to establish is “What exactly is refresh rate?” Fortunately it isn’t very complex. Refresh rate is simply the number of times a display refreshes the image it shows per second. You can understand this by comparing it to frame rate in films or games. If a film is shot at 24...Read more -
The price of power management chips increased by 10% this year
Due to factors such as full capacity and shortage of raw materials, the current power management chip supplier has set a longer delivery date. The delivery time of consumer electronics chips has been extended to 12 to 26 weeks; the delivery time of automotive chips is as long as 40 to 52 weeks. E...Read more
