I don’t like RGB gamer lights. I find them gaudy and unnecessary, and I’ve made this point many times over my writing career. I prefer to build desktop PCs that look like tiny, classy refrigerators, ...
The Quntis RGB Pro+ is a monitor light that puts a spotlight on productivity with a flare of color. The idea of a lamp on top of your monitor sounds silly initially, but reducing eye strain and ...
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ASUS ROG tandem RGB OLED monitors ship: 1,000 nits, 480Hz, and a known dark-scene limitation
ASUS ROG Tandem RGB OLED monitors PG27UCWM and PG32UCWM are now available, delivering 1,000 nits, 4K at 240Hz or full-HD at ...
MSI and SteelSeries announce the newly launched Optix MPG series curved gaming monitors are now supported by SteelSeries Engine. Using the five RGB zones on the front of the monitor, gamers can easily ...
With faster processors and faster graphics cards, the ability for computers to render games at higher refresh rates is possible. As a result, new gaming monitors are released to allow gamers to take ...
One of the delights of the boring pre-VGA era is that you get to express your creativity when it comes to making a random color CRT work with an equally exciting dual CPU computer like the DEC Rainbow ...
ASUS Republic of Gamers (ROG) just unveiled an impressive lineup of next-gen gaming monitors at CES 2026, doubling down on its dominance in the OLED monitor world. The company claims that they are the ...
Today’s dual-display MacBook Pro setup sits on a desk up against a mirrored wall. In the photograph above, that let’s us see the nifty ring of colorful monitor RGB lighting built into the back of the ...
HKC is preparing to introduce a gaming monitor that takes an unconventional approach to lighting integration. Instead of using decorative LEDs along the chassis, the company is embedding RGB ...
For years, OLED has been the pinnacle of display technology for HDR movies, high-fidelity gaming, and just about anything else that needs color, contrast, and depth. But RGB MiniLED technology ...
(1) A video display screen that requires separate red, green and blue signals from the computer. It generates a better image than composite signals (TV) which merge the three colors together. It comes ...
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