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A 30-month long-term test update examining OLED display burn-in, providing updated data on screen degradation over extended use.
Samsung's 2025 65-inch The Frame TV is down to $898 (40% off, its lowest price ever) during Prime Day 2026, offering a matte anti-reflective art TV experience at a steep discount. The piece also notes the newer Frame Pro (2026) is on sale at a less attractive price.
TCL has filed a lawsuit accusing Samsung of falsely advertising budget M-series TVs as Mini LED, arguing they lack the full-array local dimming (FALD) hardware that defines the technology. The dispute highlights the lack of industry standards for what qualifies as a Mini LED display.
The article discusses the unfolding animation feature in foldable screen devices, which enhances user experience.
Apple has unveiled its first foldable smartphone, the iPhone Duo, priced at $1,999, featuring advanced display technology and a unique passport-like design.
The post shares that 60Hz high-DPI e-ink screens feel surprisingly magical.
The Asus ROG Swift RGB Stripe OLED monitor excels in clarity and HDR performance thanks to its improved RGB sub-pixel layout, though its glossy finish may not appeal to all users.
LG Display has introduced a new OLED manufacturing method called FLiPP that enhances brightness, lifespan, and efficiency while allowing for flexible panel sizes and applications.
Samsung's HDR10 Plus Advanced HDR format launches globally on Amazon Prime Video this month, offering Dolby Vision 2-like capabilities without licensing fees, with support initially on Samsung's 2026 TV lineup.
Wired reviews the LG Micro RGB Evo TV, praising its brilliant color and brightness but noting the high price and need for extensive settings tweaks to achieve optimal picture quality.
Alienware unveiled upgraded QD-OLED gaming monitors at Computex 2026, including the AW3426DW with brighter QD-OLED Penta Tandem screen and 280Hz refresh rate, and the 39-inch 5K AW3926QW with LG's fourth-generation Primary RGB Tandem OLED panel and dual-mode up to 330Hz.