Dasung has announced the launch of a new 13.3-inch E Ink monitor with 300 PPI resolution and a 37Hz God-Like ultra-high refresh rate. The monochrome e-paper display with a resolution of 3200 x 2400 ...

In brief: Dasung, the company behind many popular and cutting-edge e-ink products, has just launched a new portable display called the Paperlike 103. What's interesting about this 10.3-inch screen is ...

Once the domain of paperback replacements, E Ink has branched out to try and compete with tablets and monitors. But low refresh rates can be frustrating. Improving this has been a focus for Dasung, ...

Over the past few years, the trend of portable monitors has caught on, and with such fervor that even mainstream names in the computing segment have started offering them. While the benefits are ...

Working all day on a laptop with a backlit display can be very tiring for the eyes, but what if you have more than one screen in front of you? E Ink monitors can help, and the latest from Dasung ...

High refresh rates (>=90Hz) make animations and scrolling feel buttery smooth. Higher refresh rates cut input lag, making any PC feel snappier. A high refresh rate display reduces blur, flicker, and ...

Portable monitors have found a need among remote employees, video gamers, learners, and travelers. They are flexible, convenient, and provide additional screen space, unlike traditional desktop ...

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Now, I'm not going to sit here and pretend I'm a Counter-Strike 2 sicko—honestly, I'd rather cross cards in Library of Ruina than aim down sights. Still, I have a feeling that even the FPS fiends ...

The M1 Pro MacBook Pro is still going strong, but the user wants to get a smaller external display with a higher refresh rate. In Setups world, the struggle continues over display preferences, in ...

At first, I thought it was a typo, but the Chinese display manufacturer HKC has indeed announced the world’s first 1,080Hz monitor, just days after Samsung unveiled the Odyssey G6 with a 1,040Hz ...

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