I remember unboxing my first 144Hz IPS panel five years ago and thinking we had peaked. I was wrong. After spending the last ...

When choosing a new computer monitor, the type of panel used by the display is a key piece of information that reveals a lot about how the monitor will behave and perform. By far the most common types ...

IPS and VA displays are two of the most common and enduring LCD display types, with years of use in cutting-edge monitors and televisions, and they’re still competing with the likes of modern OLED ...

Speed-hungry gamers have been awaiting Pulsar monitors since Nvidia announced the technology at CES 2024. As of this writing, ...

HP announced a 31.5-inch monitor today at its Amplify partner conference aimed at workers with data-heavy setups and strong image-quality needs. The 4K resolution HP Z32k G3 claims to be the first ...

The PD3225U offers excellent brightness, a wide color gamut, and top-tier color accuracy alongside the improved contrast of an IPS Black panel. It also benefits from extensive image quality ...

A brief overview is in order, before we focus on the individual characteristics of each technology and how they perform. TN is the oldest of the LCD technologies and it stands for twisted nematic.

Display technology continues to progress. OLED, QLED, and micro-LED have all dramatically improved the quality of both laptop and external displays. But the old standby, IPS, isn’t sitting still.