The footprint is 22.9 by 18.4 inches ... that is “true-to-screen,” despite its standard four-color ink system. Prints were good overall, and I enjoyed the bright, vivid photos that popped ...

While its 240Hz display felt a tad bit dim to her, it was otherwise smooth and punchy: "I was impressed with the contrast and vivid colors ... generative AI wallpaper and video call backgrounds ...

The Ubuntu Dock sits on the left side by default, but it’s not fixed there: you can move it to the bottom or right of the screen ... on high-resolution/vivid displays. Take a moment to change your ...

Personalizing your desktop is a great way to make your computer feel more like your own. In the past, people would simply ...

The Alogic Clarity 5K Touch 27-inch monitor is priced at $1,599, $200 more than the 4K Touch model (which features a webcam).

Boox is debuting its first desktop monitor featuring a color E Ink screen. The new version of the Boox Mira Pro carries over the same functionality as the black-and-white version that launched in ...

For its price, its specifications are pretty impressive: 2K QHD resolution on its 27-inch screen for sharp details, HDR support for vivid colors, a 144Hz refresh rate for smooth animations ...

Boox, known for its smartphone-sized Palma e-reader, is releasing its first-ever desktop monitor with a color E ink display. The Mira Pro (Color) is a new version of the existing Mira Pro ...

Due to availability issues, we've switched our best value pick, Gigabyte GS27F, to a different variation made with a VA panel.This spring, we will launch an entirely revamped guide to gaming monitors, ...

Popular e-ink tablet and e-reader maker Boox is releasing its first desktop color e-ink monitor. The company already makes a monochrome model called the Mira Pro, but the new one, gracefully ...

Today Silas takes a look at the GeChic On-Lap 1305H portable monitor. Just how good is it? Read the full review here: <a href="http://bit.ly/2IVTdBN">http://bit.ly ...

Still in stages of development, the mode doesn’t appear to be flawless, but the idea is simple — you take your Pixel, plug it into a desktop monitor, and have a computer-like UI to use on the ...