When picking a new monitor, it’s common to look for certain specs like a higher refresh rate, better resolution, updated port options, and similar features. But it’s also a good idea to take a look at ...

The LG Gram +View Portable IPS Monitor ($349.99) has a bright, high-resolution screen by portable monitor standards, and its 16:10 aspect ratio makes it a good fit for people whose laptops have taller ...

While computer monitors seem to be more or less the same once you get past the size and the ports, that’s not really true. Even the most common type, the humble LCD, has a lot of sub-types. And while ...

If you're in the market for a new gaming monitor, you're going to brush up against three distinct types of displays that all come with their own pros and cons. We're here to break down exactly what ...

When asked to choose between a TV and a gaming monitor, it's not strange for players to stick with the more traditional monitor. This is because monitors are more responsive and pack a ton of top-tier ...

Budget monitors come in seemingly all shapes and sizes, with various brands competing to see how many features they can put into their lower-end options. With brands like Viotek and Pixio pushing out ...

Think back to early 2014, when people were amazed to get a 4K-resolution monitor using inferior TN technology and a useless 30Hz refresh rate for $700. Now peep this: LG just announced its new 27MU67 ...

If you’re looking for the best IPS gaming monitor we’ve got you covered right here with our top picks. IPS monitors have always had specific strengths. The panel switching technology was designed to ...

You come seeking answers to the age old question of TN vs. IPS. Well, then look into my crystal ball. You see how sharp and clear the image is coming through? That's because it uses an IPS panel.

Dell is first to market with LG's IPS Black tech, which reportedly offers all the benefits of an IPS panel with enhanced dark tones for better colors and higher contrast. Share on Facebook (opens in a ...

For a long time now, gamers have generally preferred Twisted Nematic (TN) panels for gaming monitors due to their lightning fast 1ms response times. The tradeoff for this level of speed is subpar ...