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These monitors come with a screen size of up to 31.5 inches and up to 180Hz screen refresh rate, which makes them ideal for both professional workers and gamers.

Intel used COMPUTEX 2026 in Taipei to sharpen its AI roadmap, with CEO Lip-Bu Tan outlining new infrastructure, processor updates, and partnerships built around the next phase of AI deployment. The ...

At Computex, Alienware unveiled the first 39-inch 5K OLED gaming monitor with RGB stripe technology. Plus, brightness-boosting 'penta tandem' panel tech comes to a new 34-inch OLED.

We brought you some early teaser news about this new screen at the end of April when it appeared on some certification databases ahead of its formal announcement. Today Dell formally announce their ...

Alienware Computex 2026 reveals the Alienware AW3426DW OLED monitor with advanced QD-OLED technology, 280Hz refresh rate, and ultrawide gaming performance ...

Back in 2024, I was taken in by the pretty views of Alienware’s 32-inch curved 4K 240Hz QD-OLED monitor. Since then, however, the company’s monitors appear to have gone a bit off the rails. If I ...

Alienware has announced a new 39-inch, 5K OLED super ultrawide gaming monitor – the AW3926QW – that uses RGB stripe, a new display panel technology that the company says is brighter, with sharper text ...

Alienware has made some of our favorite OLED monitors in recent years. But at Computex, the company revealed a new high-end option that it says is the "most ambitious display" it's ever made. Equipped ...

Computex 2026 is officially underway, and Dell just dropped an absolute mountain of hardware announcements. As someone who has spent years tracking the evolution of the premium PC landscape, I have to ...

Alienware is kicking off its 30th anniversary with the world’s first 39-inch 5K OLED gaming monitor, the AW3926QW. It uses RGB Tandem OLED tech with four RGB layers to hit a wild 1,300 nits of peak ...

NVIDIA has officially retired the NVIDIA Control Panel after more than two decades, marking the end of one of the most familiar tools for GeForce users. The software has been a core part of NVIDIA GPU ...