The Dell U3223QE uses LG’s IPS Black tech to deliver a top-notch, professional-level, 31.5-inch 4K display with a built-in USB-C hub. Editor’s note: This review was changed to remove the mention that ...

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We may earn a commission for purchases using our links. Learn more. For years I've been a big fan of Dell's lineup of consumer monitors for my home office. The Dell U3219Q was one of the first 4k ...

84 The Dell U3223QE is an impressive office monitor. The 32 inch screen and 4k resolution are great for multitasking as you can open multiple windows side-by-side, and the text clarity is fantastic.

At CES 2024, Dell is debuting a pair of UltraSharp displays that can use a Thunderbolt interface to directly connect to your laptop, combining both high refresh rates and high resolution for improved ...

The well-known American computer technology brand Dell has just launched a new monitor that is the first to use “IPS Black” technology. The technology was unveiled by LG at CES 2022 and works by ...

Dell announced two new models in its popular UltraSharp monitor lineup on Thursday. The displays have been a favorite of office workers, creatives, and—because of their USB-C connectivity—Mac users.

Dell has two new high-end UltraSharp monitors, both of which boast IPS Black, a display technology that’s supposed to offer higher contrast and deeper blacks. The two monitors in question are the ...

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Following up on my previous thread, I think I'm going to go with a 32" 4k. It may not be retina, but at that size and viewing distance, it seems that is not an issue. Here in Canada, the Dell ...