The choice of display in a smartwatch is a very important investment that determines all aspects, including the battery life to the aesthetic sense. LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) and AMOLED (Active ...

Corsair’s new Nautilus RS LCD brings some fresh style and functionality to the company’s AIO CPU cooler range. If you’ve used the original Nautilus RS before, this one keeps the same cooling ...

Something to look forward to: OLED panels are about to get faster, brighter, and weirder. From 720Hz refresh rates to 4,000-nit tandems and stretchable surfaces that mimic physical buttons, LG's ...

Learn how to create a simple heart rate monitor using an Arduino Pro Mini, PulseSensor, and OLED display. This beginner-friendly project is perfect for learning basic electronics, sensors, and data ...

Tianma has announced the world’s first 16″ 480Hz Oxide gaming panel as well as the world’s first 16″ 1~360Hz wide refresh rate (WRR) Oxide gaming panel at Display Week 2025. Tianma has also announced ...

Garmin, Coros, and other sports watches are available with two very different styles of screen. Myths abound, so here’s the truth about the differences. If you’re deep into comparison shopping for ...

If you frequently use your phone in public — whether on the train during your morning commute or while standing in line at the grocery store — you may have caught someone glancing at your screen, or ...

TL;DR: The COLORFUL iGame GeForce RTX 5080 Vulcan W features a quad-fan cooling system and a 5th-generation iGame Smart LCD screen in a sleek white design. This high-end GPU delivers exceptional 4K ...

One of the things players may have been wondering about the Nintendo Switch 2 was what kind of display built into the handheld screen. It’s an LCD screen. Why not OLED like the spruced up original ...

LG Display unveils the first 40-inch P2P automotive display, debuting in the Afeela by Sony Honda Mobility, pioneering the software-defined vehicle era LG Display, a global leader in display ...

Most of the LCD displays you see on laptops, tablets, phones, TVs, and monitors are transmissive displays that require a backlight for operation. But there are also other types of LCD displays ...