If there's any place to get a glimpse of the future of electronics, it's at CES. The Shacknews street team was on-site at CES 2019 for just such a purpose, and managed to get an early look at the ...

Corsair recently launched a new entrant in its Frame series of PC cases – the Frame 4000D LCD RS ARGB. As the name suggests, this model comes kitted with a 14.5-inch LCD screen on the left side of the ...

Remember when your computer LCD display had that brand-new, fresh out-of-the-box shine? If it's looking a bit dull lately, we'll show you how to safely give it a good cleaning. Remember when your ...

For daily productivity, work, web browsing, and entertainment, eReaders can’t compete with the crisp colors and high refresh rates of LCD displays. LCDs (and increasingly OLEDs) have and will be ...

A few weeks ago I exchanged a few e-mails with a New York University graduate frustrated over some problems with her new flat-panel monitor. Her parents had sprung for an Apple Computer PowerMac G4 ...

I’ve been wanting to do something neat to my computer for a long time. I thought of etching something into the side window, thought of adding water cooling, I thought of doing a bunch of things. Well, ...

A Chinese PC maker is selling a small form-factor desktop computer that’s about the size of two Intel NUC mini PCs stacked on top of one another. The reason for the added height? There’s a LCD display ...

The annual Consumer Electronics Show has teased PC enthusiasts and gamers craving OLED monitors for years now, but has never left them satisfied. This was true even at last year’s show. Yes, the ...

Many enthusiasts consider OLED the best display quality. You’ll find OLED in LG TVs, Apple’s new iPhones, and a long list of smartphones and tablets from Samsung. If you want to enjoy OLED on a PC, ...

The idea of watching YouTube videos on a monochrome, e-paper type of display is a peculiar one. Most people are looking for a crisp, high-resolution screen with high dynamic range (HDR) to make ...

You're looking at one right now. It might be sitting on a desk, stuck on a wall, or cradled in your hand. Monitors have millions of components, but we usually only ever see just the one thing. It's ...