Now that’s more like it! All last year, $400 seemed to be the floor for new (not refurbished) OLED monitors, at least in the US. Then 2025 happened and, for some unfathomable reason, electronics in ...

In case it sells out, several other PC monitors are also on sale at Walmart currently. Depending on your budget, you can pick up the larger LG Ultragear 32-inch curved display for $189 (was $215). The ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Technology journalist specializing in audio, computing and Apple Macs. The JGF 27F1 is available as a touchscreen as well as a ...

Samsung has launched a new portable monitor called the Movingstyle Portable Touchscreen. The 27-inch display is battery-powered with a touchscreen, and it can be used in two ways: with the built-in ...

Sony Interactive Entertainment has announced a 27-inch gaming monitor with a DualSense charging hook. It will launch in the United States and Japan in 2026. Pricing was not announced. Here are the ...

TL;DR: LG Display introduces groundbreaking fourth-generation OLED monitors, featuring a 27-inch panel with an unprecedented 720Hz refresh rate and 1500 nits peak brightness. Utilizing a unique ...

Sony held a State of Play event on Tuesday, focusing on new PS5 game releases for Japan and Asia. While it's likely most of the games showcased will eventually make their way to the US, the company ...

The 27-inch Philips 271V8LB ($107.99) costs nearly twice as much as its little cousin, the Editors' Choice-winning, 22-inch 221V8LB, but for many users it will be well worth what is still a budget ...

TL;DR: Philips unveiled the EVNIA 27M2N5500XD, a 27-inch gaming monitor featuring a 1440p resolution at 500Hz and a Dual-Mode option for 720p at an ultra-fast 1000Hz refresh rate. Designed for ...

Sony has launched a 27-inch Playstation gaming monitor in US and China. The monitor was announced during tonight's State of Play Japan broadcast. The display of the monitor features a 120Hz refresh ...

Sony's new gaming monitor: Sony closed its State of Play Japan broadcast on November 11 with an unexpected hardware announcement, not a new console, but a 27-inch PlayStation-branded gaming monitor ...