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Philips Evnia 42M2N8900 Gaming Monitor This 42-inch 4K OLED could replace your TV if it didn't take up so much space. The Philips Evnia 42M2N8900 Gaming Monitor is a beautifully designed 42-inch, 4K OLED that supports a 138Hz refresh rate and HDR and ditches the typical gamer aesthetic. Buy Now for $1,100ProsLovely DesignGorgeous Colors Cool Ambient lightingConsLow brightnessStand takes up a lot of spaceCheaper 42-inch OLED options out there Samsung Shows Off First LaserSlim OLED TVIf you’re like me, your desktop monitor…

After an industry chain report regarding the iPhone display design all the way through 2027, a new report shows Apple’s plans to transition from the current screen technology to OLED, the possible release date for a foldable iPad, and even Apple’s next external monitors with up to 42-inches. According to the Omdia report (via OLED-info and MacRumors), Apple plans to raise shipments of OLED products from around 9.7 million units in 2022 to over 70 million units in 2028. This will be possible thanks to iPad,…

Image Source : APPLE DELHI STORE Apple Apple Update: Apple, the tech giant will reportedly produce 32-inch and 42-inch OLED displays for its Macbook/iMacs by 2027. The company is reportedly planning to completely discontinue the LCDs and mini LED displays in their mobile devices, which is expected to be implemented by 2026. According to the reports, the MacBook Pro…

Apple has always been invested in display technology, and it has reflected in the kind of displays the company has used in its products. For the last few yearss, the focus has been mini-LED displays. Apple has brought these to its dedicated displays, as well as MacBooks and iPads. However, it seems like Apple may be looking to switch away to OLED soon.iPhones already come with OLED displays, and according to a new report from Omdia, as reported by OLED Info (opens in new tab), it looks like Apple is planning to…

is a stellar choice. It's even better when it's one sale, and right now, you can score this TV for only $800for your wallet.The C2 features the a9 Gen 5 AI processor that works seamlessly with the 4K technology to bring a beautiful, clear picture to your screen. It also adapts to the content you're watching so you can enjoy both gaming with the NVIDIA G-SYNC and 120Hz variable refresh rate or just catch your favorite shows on this model.This model also comes with Dolby Vision IQ and Dolby Atmos to bring all of the 8…

I switched to a nearly 42-inch gaming monitor, and I thought I would hate it. But it’s been close to a month, and the Asus ROG PG42UQ is still sitting on my desk. It’s a 41.5-inch OLED monitor, offering a juiced-up version of LG’s wildly popular C2 OLED, and it could mark a trend toward larger formats in the best gaming monitors (especially as we stare down displays like LG’s OLED Flex). Outside of OLED, there are now several 42-inch (-ish) monitors on the market, including Aorus’ FV43U and Acer’s Predator CG7. It’s…

If you’re in the market for a new OLED TV, then chances are that you must’ve stumbled across LG’s exhaustive portfolio. For years, the company has dominated the OLED space and the brand hopes to further its dominion with the all-new 42-inch, LG C2 OLED Evo TV. For the uninitiated, the C2 – which supersedes the company’s C1 – is packed to the brim with enticing features, including but not limited to a stunning, HRR-enabled 4K OLED panel as well as support for Nvidia’s Gsync and AMD’s Freesync Premium display technologies.…

LG’s OLED Flex (LX3), a bizarre 42-inch TV that can transform between a curved and flat TV at the push of a button, now has an official price and release date. The South Korean tech giant says it’ll be available in October for $2,999. Alongside it, the company has also announced pricing for the massive 97-inch version of its G2 OLED TV, which costs $24,999 and is available now, as well as the LG OLED Posé (LX1) lifestyle TV, which costs $1,999 for the 55-inch model that’s available now or $1,699 for the 48-inch model…

LG OLED Flex TV LX3 with a bendable display has been launched, and will be on demo at IFA 2022. The new television from LG has a 42-inch 4K screen that is bendable, so the TV can be used both as a flat and curved panel. The flexible panel can offer a maximum curvature of up to 900R. This makes the new television particularly suited for gaming, but the flexibility means that it can be used easily for regular viewing or even as a computer monitor.The company has not yet announced pricing and availability details for the LG…

Is it a TV? Is it a gaming monitor? Something different altogether? The answer is “Yes,” when it comes to the newly announced LG OLED Flex (aka the LX3, if you’re the sort who cares about model numbers) — a 42-inch OLED screen that can be viewed flat, like a traditional television, or curved, a la a newfangled gaming monitor. The bend can hit a maximum of 900R (that’s a measurement of how much things bend in terms of the radius in millimeters), which means it’s likely a little less than the curvature of gaming…