While BenQ usually offers users a plethora of features with its monitors, the company has taken a slightly different approach with the GW2870H. Quoting the embodiment of the Bauhaus “less is more” philosophy. [wpsm_toplist] [sc name=”ad 2″] [sc name=”Youtube”] The GW2870H is a decent sized 28″ VA LED panel, with a maximum resolution of 1920 … Read more
This range-topping TV from Hisense comes loaded with tech. Will it turn heads? In this pixel-packed world, it seems prosaic labels for new TV technologies just aren’t enough. We demand suffixes that promise more. Hisense, the giant Chinese TV brand now making in-roads into the UK consumer market, has bagged ULED. It certainly sounds suitably … Read more
AOC U2879VF Review – With launch prices of several thousand pounds, 4K displays have earned a reputation for being hideously expensive, and you didn’t even get a 60Hz refresh rate on some early 4K models. As the technology has become more mainstream, and production lines have matured, though, you can amazingly now pick up a 4K … Read more
Iiyama ProLite X4071UHSU Review – The proper screen size for a display is always a matter of both personal taste and personal space. However, all the other displays on test this month are dwarfed by Iiyama’s X4071UHSU-B1, which rivals TVs in terms of size. Indeed, it even includes a remote control. What’s more, it appears to … Read more
With an increasing number of cameras offering 4K video capabilities, it’s probably time to think about moving your display up to this resolution too. ViewSonic’s new 27-inch LED-backlit panel offers an affordable solution. There are plenty of experiences in imaging which make it hard to go back and one of them is undoubtedly seeing a … Read more
Hisense LTDN50K321UWT Review – On the evidence of this great-value 4K TV from Chinese marque Hisense. [wpsm_toplist] [sc name=”ad 2″] While the prices of 4K TVs have plummeted since the first models came out in 2013, nothing quite prepares you for the LTDN50K321UWT from Chinese brand Hisense. And I’m not just talking about that tongue-twisting … Read more
Most of this Labs test has been dedicated to 4K screens with the same 16:9 widescreen aspect ratio as 1080p displays, but there’s an alternative option, in the form of 21:9 ultra-wide curved displays, such as the 34-inch Philips BDM3490UC. With a resolution of 3,440 x 1,440, the overall pixel count is much lower than … Read more
Dell’s 27in Dell UP2715K offers a compelling alternative to the 4K displays on test this month, with a higher resolution and even smaller pixels. The standard 4K resolution of 3,840 x 2,160 is exactly four times 1,920 x 1,080, and if you similarly multiply 2,560 x 1,440, you end up with the Dell’s 5,120 x … Read more
A big screen with style Twisted nematic and in-plane switching are types of what? You’d probably only encounter this question on Mastermind if your specialist subject was ‘geeky jargon’. For what it’s worth, they’re types of LCD panels. It was twisted nematic (TN) displays that, in the 1980s, first made flatscreens viable. A backlight shines … Read more
AMD FREESYNC MAKES THIS 4K MONITOR IDEAL FOR GAMING AT HIGH RESOLUTIONS WITH AN AMD GRAPHICS CARD LG’s newest 4K display, the 27MU67, Is designed to bring the best out of the modern game engines with 4K support. The killer feature here Is AMD’s FreeSync, a technology designed to work with AMD graphics cards to … Read more
Philips 227E6E Review – Not True blue but SoftBlue features in this next review Not everybody has the space or need for one of the larger monitors that are currently available. For those who fall into this category, Philips offers its E-Line 227E6E display. This monitor features SoftBlue LED technology, which has been designed to help … Read more
The standard monitor size these days is 24 inches, that being the diagonal measurement from the pixel at the bottom left to the one at the top right. If we quoted the dimensions the same way as any other object, we’d call it 531x299mm. You can get bigger, of course, but when you think that … Read more