Monitors

    Being a laptop user for years, I haven’t had much need for a monitor or so I thought until I recently tried out the LG 34UC97. It made me realize how much utility that a laptop user can get out of a monitor, especially an extra wide screen that allows you use the display in many ways. I also recently tested out the new Dell U3415W Monitor, and discovered how it makes the computing experience much better, while providing a lot of flexibility. Here’s why I really liked it.

Keep up with your busy schedule and full to-do list with the LG Curved UltraWide monitor. Enter this contest and you could win this 38” computer monitor!

Enter this contest from Best Buy for a chance to win an ASUS amazing gaming monitor that will allow you to get more from all of the new great games that have been announced at E3 this year.

A computer monitor is one of the most important pieces of a computer. Let’s stop for a minute and think: the monitor you use heavily influences your overall computing experience. After all, it is what you will be looking at for long periods of time. Whether you’re a gamer, professional or home user, choosing the right monitor can be daunting, as there’s a lot to consider. Come join me as I compare three ASUS monitors, and together we’ll find out which one is best for you.

If you edit pictures, graphics or video, then you need a professional quality monitor, such as the new BENQ SW271 4K monitor. Check out my review of this beautiful 27-inch computer display.

I go hands-on with the LG UltraGear 27GP750, a 27-inch gaming monitor with Full HD resolution and a blistering 240Hz refresh rate.

Enjoy new heights in PC gaming with G-Sync compatibility, GamePlus features, and more in the ASUS VG248 24 Inch Gaming Monitor

Our new work from home life means making adjustments for a comfortable workspace. Can an articulating monitor, with 4K & widescreen make a difference?

I spend the majority of most working days researching and writing. But I also have frequent periods where I have the opportunity to put some of the latest high tech gear through its paces. That is one of those “cool” aspects of my job. What people don’t always realize, though, is that this gear usually has to go back, and that can cause severe withdrawal symptoms. Not so cool. Case in point, I just had the opportunity to review a new Philips 40-inch widescreen 4K Ultra HD monitor. This is a beautiful piece of equipment and something that would be a real benefit to me. But it had to go back. While I ponder whether my office budget could be tweaked to support an upgrade like this, here are my thoughts on this behemoth of a computer monitor.

If you are a designer or content-creator looking for a great computer monitor for both work and play, check out my review of the BENQ PD3200Q 32-inch monitor.