Samsung to discontinue LCD production in June, six months earlier than expected
The business was originally supposed to shutter in 2020
Former Apple supplier Japan Display shifts focus towards VR
The company is confident it can fill the gap left by Samsung and LG who focus on OLED
How to Calibrate Your Monitor: The Comprehensive Beginner's Guide
Monitor calibration is very important to a creative professional's workflow, but pretty much anyone can benefit from it. Calibration will deliver color accuracy and correct problems with white balance, gamma, and oversaturation. It'll also help color matching multiple monitors for a consistent experience.
Samsung will discontinue LCD production by the end of this year
Shifting its focus to Quantum Dot screens
LG unveils 2019 premium OLED and NanoCell 4K TVs
Rollable OLED and 8K TVs are also going up for sale
Apple's next 6.1-inch iPhone with LCD display to have smaller bezels
Smaller LEDs for backlighting mean smaller borders
Liquid crystals under a microscope are like a trip to the 60s
This video set to music by Max Cooper is hypnotic
Apple will reportedly use OLED displays for all three 2019 iPhones
OLED makers' shares have tumbled on the back of the news
These flexible screens will lead to curvier, tougher smartphone displays
Cracked smartphone screens could become a thing of the past
LCDSysInfo for GOverlay: A $32 LCD gadget for PC enthusiasts and tinkerers
As a PC builder and gamer I find it fun and incredibly interesting to monitor many things in my set-up, from the temperature of my CPU and its fan speed, to the frames per second and GPU load in games, just to see how capable my PC really is.
Traditionally I'd use a bunch of programs to monitor all these stats, including SpeedFan and Fraps, gathering info through pop-ups or windows on a second monitor. Then I was sent an LCDSysInfo – a small 2.8-inch LCD gadget that can be configured to show various stats – and monitoring my PC became significantly easier.