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From Monochrome to Multitouch: A History of PC Displays
The development of PC display technologies over the last 30 years has taken us through many chapters: from IBM, the creator of the IBM PC, pioneering color display technologies (and ceding development...
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EU Fines Six LCD Makers for Price Fixing Shenanigans
Six LCD makers have been assessed fines of over $850 million (€648 million) by the European Commission for allegedly “operating a cartel which harmed European buyers of television sets, computers, and...
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This Monitor Takes Print Screen Commands Seriously
Designer Byeong Min Choe’s latest concept hits you square in the face the way only epiphanies can. Why not skip the middle man — in this case, Photoshop or whatever photo manipulation program you use,...
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Gateway FHX2402L Review
Gateway’s FHX2402L is one of several super-slim monitors that we’ve received over the past few weeks, but it distinguished itself immediately by being the one that made us sit up in our seats and say,...
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Eizo Announces First 23-inch Glasses-Free 3D Monitor
If this whole 3D fad is going to stick around, can we at least ditch the goofy looking glasses? Eizo is more than happy to oblige with that request and has announced the DuraVision FDF2301-3D, a...
View ArticleLG’s E90 LED Monitor is “Unbeatably Slim”
LG’s E90 display is what happens when you give liposuction to a monitor, only you can’t just chuck the extracted parts into a toxic bin like you can on the operating table. What LG did do, however, is...
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BenQ Adds Two LED Monitors to EW Series
If you’re in the market for a 24-inch LED monitor, BenQ has two new models it hopes you’ll consider, including the EW2430 and EW2430V. Both displays sport a 3,000:1 native contrast ratio, BenQ’s...
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Glasses? LG’s DX2500 3D Monitor Doesn’t Need No Stinkin’ Glasses!
One of these days, 3D glasses will be obsolete and a dorky reminder of how things used to be. Kind of like rotary phones. We’re not quite there yet, but we’re getting closer by the day. LG Electronics...
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