Viewsonic Portable Touch Monitor Td1655, 15.6 Inch (39.624 Cm) 1920 x 1080 pixels Led With Ips Panel, 10 Point Capacitive Touch Screen, Frameless, 2 Way Powered 60W Usb C, Dual Speakers (Metalic ...

At $799, this striking 27-inch 4K 160Hz gaming monitor is a great buy for anyone who plays games on PC or PlayStation 5. If you happen to do both and want to do them on the same display, the M9 II ...

The ROG Aura Monitor Light Bar offers front-and-back dual lighting to both illuminate your desk and cast a (somewhat) colorful glow behind your display.

The screen itself is a 15.6-inch OLED touch display, which has the 10-point touch and can be paired with the Ricoh Stylus Pen, which I also had for this test—and it is again of a similar quality ...

Since the new 27-inch Clarity 5K is physically the same size as the brand’s 4K display, there is a noticeable increase in the screen’s detail and fidelity, which means the Clarity 5K makes for ...

You can't have too many screens. Right?Anyway, clocking in at 2,560 by 720 pixels, the Xeneon Edge has full touchscreen support and hooks up via either USB-C Alt Mode or HDMI. It's designed to be ...

Size and Resolution Portable monitors with a 15.6-inch display—the same as that of a full-size laptop—are commonly available, and that's the screen size I'd recommend.

The ViewSonic 15.6-inch Touchscreen Monitor offers a responsive 10-point multi-touch display, making it ideal for gaming and design work. With cross-platform compatibility, it's perfect for both ...

The laptop's low price is explained by its OLED touch screen sticking to 1,920-by-1,200-pixel resolution and a 60Hz refresh rate. (However, Asus sells non-touch versions with the 2,880-by-1,800 ...

At less than 2 pounds and a half-inch thick, the Asus ProArt Display PA148CTV is a device that can pick up and go. It doesn't sit very tall or take up much space, either, at just about 8 inches ...

Pros: HDMI 2.1 ports for next-gen console gaming. Outstanding response time Fast refresh rate Well designed I/O Cons: The contrast should be better LG is a household name, so it's safe to expect a ...