・Downstream USB connectivity is just two USB-A 2.0 ports ・HDR brightness fails to impress Want a 32-inch smart television with good image quality? Or a 32-inch OLED monitor that you can use for ...

The way a typical computer monitor works is simple. You connect to a PC or laptop, and it acts as a display for your computer. You can even use multiple monitors together to improve productivity.

The ASUS ZenScreen Smart Monitor MS27CU is a fantastic 4K computer monitor that doubles as a Google TV, complete with a remote. It has really nice speakers, the remote is easy to use, the stand is ...

Ahead of CES 2025, Samsung has announced its first OLED monitor not explicitly targeted at PC gamers. The Smart Monitor M90SF has an OLED — a first for these devices — bringing the love from the ...

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But you can also use it to edit documents, browse the web and do other things you'd do on a computer without needing to plug it into a separate PC, since it comes with Microsoft 365 programs. The ...

Smart monitors – which are monitors that can also act as standalone smart TVs – are a great choice for anyone with limited space, whether it’s a living room home office or a cramped dorm room. While ...

The refreshed Smart Monitor M8 has the same features as the previous model, but is slimmer and rotates 90 degrees for a document view. It offers UHD (3,840 x 2,160) resolution at up to 60Hz, along ...

The Samsung OLED G8 is an attractive QD-OLED monitor packed with Smart TV features rarely found on competitors. Though useful, the Smart TV functionality makes the monitor more confusing to use. The ...

If you're unsure whether a multi-monitor setup is right for you—or just want to make the most of your smart TV between movie nights—converting it into a second display is an easy win. And the best ...

Who is watching the watchers? Computer scientists at UC Davis find that popular makes of 'smart' TVs use a method called automatic content recognition (ACR) to capture content on screen and share it ...