In the old days of the original Nintendo, if a gamer wanted to play on their console, they had to use the family TV. Millennials and Gen Xers remembers those large, blocky, CRT TVs that are oddly ...

Televisions and computer monitors are relatively similar in how they function and what they do, but they're not really interchangeable products. This is why monitors and TVs should be used for ...

If you want a big, beautiful display for your computer why not use a TV? Most TVs have an HDMI input so you can just connect it to your computer and use it exactly like an external display. And unlike ...

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Miri is a creative writer with a passion for gaming and animation. She started gaming way back in 1994 on the Super Nintendo and Sega Genesis and has been a console gamer ever since. She's currently a ...

There are very tempting reasons to try it but using a television as your computer's main display comes with issues. AppleInsider tells you what you have to consider and examines whether the low cost ...

We said it at CES, but now that we’ve started testing new 2020 TVs, it bears repeating: Your next gaming monitor should probably be a newer 4K HDR TV. This is certainly true for console gamers and I ...

You’ve probably noticed that we like to squeeze every ounce of functionality and value from our electronics. If you’ve ditched your desktop computer for a laptop or tablet, you may be wondering what ...

The space-saving 32-inch 4K UHD Samsung M8 Smart Monitor fills two roles: It’s both a computer display and a smart TV with a bright, sharp picture. As such, it’s great for people who need both types ...

A: Many TV companies have tried to make screens that blend more seamlessly into one’s decor—the Samsung Frame (from $600), for example, resembles a simply framed piece of wall art and can shuffle ...

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