Today at CES 2025, Hisense announced its first Micro LED display TV, the 136MX. The company claims its new flagship TV was developed in response to the consumer demand for larger, more immersive ...

The Micro Journal Rev.7 is a distraction-free writing device with a 4.76 inch E Ink display, a mechanical keyboard, and a design meant for typing and not much else. It’s the latest in a line of Micro ...

EPSON LCD Kit, DVI 12bit digital SXGA or HDTV resolution LCD-projection modules 1400 x 1050 pixels or 1920 x 1080 pixels EPSON LCD Kit Specifications: video signal from DVI socket 1400 x 1050 pixel ...

It's hoped this modular 1.6-inch display can be used to build large displays of any size and aspect ratio while offering very high brightness (3,000 nits) and impressive viewing angles. Our team tests ...

Gaming Laptops The RTX 5080 MSI Vector 16 has dropped by $200, so it's time for me to tap the 'it's a really good gaming laptop' sign once more Gaming Laptops Lenovo's fabulous carbon-fiber and ...

Samsung has officially rolled out its first Micro RGB TV, and it’s a big one — literally. The new model features a massive 115-inch display powered by an advanced micro-scale RGB LED backlight system.

LG Electronics has launched the LG Magnit Active Micro LED, a 136-inch 4K LCD TV with Active Micro LED backlight technology.

As expected, Lenovo is showing off the first laptop that might actually be able to claim a truly bezel-free display, because the screen is a transparent micro-LED display that looks like a sheet of ...

Hitachi may have the thinnest production LCD but it’s a lard butt compared with Sharp’s 2.2-inch mobile LCD that’s a mere .68mm thick. For an LCD the stats aren’t even horrible. You get a 2000:1 ...

Samsung Electronics has unveiled a 219-inch version of its modular MicoLED display -- The Wall -- at CES 2019 in Las Vegas. The South Korean tech giant also unveiled a 75-inch version aimed at homes.

LG launches 136-inch Magnit Active Micro LED TV with 4K, 144Hz, Dolby Vision, 100W speakers, Alpha 9 Gen6 AI chip, and webOS for luxury home cinemas.

The shift in Merck Group’s priorities comes in response to the recent announcements made by Samsung and LG, two major players in the display industry, regarding their exit from LCD screen production.