Displays
As the tech industry gears up for the launch of the new USB4 standard, a few more parts first need to fall into place. Along with the core specification itself, there is the matter of alternate modes, which add further functionality to USB Type-C host ports by allowing the data pins to be used to carry other types of signals. Keeping pace with the updates to USB4, some of the alt modes are being updated as well, and this process is starting with the granddaddy of them all: DisplayPort Alt Mode. The very first USB-C alt mode, DisplayPort Alt Mode was introduced in 2014. By remapping the USB-C high speed data pins from USB data to DisplayPort data, it became possible to use a USB-C...
Albatron L17AT 17'': Putting the TV in LCD
Albatron the same people who bring you motherboards and videocards have a new trick up their sleeve, in the form of a 17" LCD. Get ready as we...
1 by Kristopher Kubicki on 10/21/2002AG Neovo S-18 18'' LCD
To follow up our Samsung 191T review from last month we have another high end LCD from the award winning AG Neovo. Do they have what it takes...
0 by Kristopher Kubicki on 10/2/2002Samsung 191T 19'' LCD
You wanted it, you got it! Its been a long run, but we are finally bringing you LCD monitor reviews! Here to debut our LCD reviews is...
2 by Kristopher Kubicki on 7/25/2002Cornerstone c1035 Monitor Review
As 21" monitors become more and more common both in the work place, agressively priced monitors are jumping headlong into the market. Does Cornerstone have a model of its...
0 by Kristopher Kubicki on 7/2/2002Samsung 955DF 19" Monitor
Monitors are perhaps the most used and least reviewed computer component. To make the decision making process easier when deciding what monitor to buy, today we take a look...
0 by Matthew Witheiler on 4/24/2002
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