Philips has unveiled its latest creator-focused 27-inch monitor codenamed 27E2F7901. It has 4K resolution, 98% DCI-P3 color gamut coverage, and can charge devices via its USB-C port at 96W. The ...

We’ve heard about the benefits of reflective electronic paper displays time and again, so why aren’t there E Ink monitors for those who spend all their time on a computer reading, writing, or ...

Launched in the United States today, Philips has released a new computer monitor that offers 43 inches of screen space and a 4K Ultra HD LCD display. Sporting a 3840 x 2160 resolution, the new model ...

Philips has unveiled a new 13.3-inch dedicated e-ink monitor with a resolution of 1200 x 1600 pixels. The new Philips Business Monitor sports an e-ink Mobius Display with 150 PPI and joins a limited ...

Philips Monitors has created a two-in-one computer display that puts a new angle on multitasking. Instead of splitting your workspace between two separate displays, this unit packs two screens onto ...

The Philips Portable Monitor 16B1P3300 (A$329) isn't overly high-priced, as portable productivity displays go, and its capabilities are similarly budget-oriented, with one exception: It has a terrific ...

A great price for such a fabulous screen, with just a few niggling flaws. PC Gamer's got your back Our experienced team dedicates many hours to every review, to really get to the heart of what matters ...

Philips has written to HEXUS about a new range of monitors that it has launched, with an eye on the console gaming market. The first of these new products is the Philips Momentum Monitor 436M6VBPAB.

EPI this week announced a new 4K monitor under the Philips brand called the Philips Momentum 436M6, which will arrive in mid-to-late June for $999.99. At 43 inches, it’s big, but most notably it’s the ...

In brief: E-ink monitors aren't a new phenomenom. They've been around for a few years now, giving users all the reading benefits found in handheld eReaders. The problem is that shades of grey and low ...

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