In context: The CES 2024 trade show will see a lot of new tech toys, including PC peripherals, computer hardware, TVs, and more. Companies like LG, Asus, and Alienware are also showcasing innovative ...

With every passing generation of technology, our ability to render three-dimensional objects becomes more and more elaborate. Where once a 3D box was riddled with pixels and artifacting, now such a ...

Most gaming monitor talk focuses on resolution, refresh rates, and contrast ratios, but what about making it appear as though a game's visuals are popping off the screen? At Gamescom 2024 on Wednesday ...

Samsung has revealed a new monitor in development with the working title Samsung 2D/3D Gaming Monitor, which boasts a 3D mode that doesn't require glasses. The monitor also has the ability to play VR ...

Lenovo has a new 27-inch 4K monitor that can render 3D content without the need for glasses. First showcased at IFA 2023, the ThinkVision 27 3D employs proprietary hardware and software technology ...

I wore the world's first HDR10 smart glasses TCL's new E Ink tablet beats the Remarkable and Kindle Anker's new charger is one of the most unique I've ever seen Best laptop cooling pads Best flip ...

For a gamer, there’s no better feeling like actually being inside a virtual world. And that’s why VRs and 3D glasses are so exciting. However, they do come with their own set of challenges as the gear ...

The Odyssey 3D monitor is like a giant Nintendo 3DS screen, but $2,000 for 14 supported games isn't nearly enough. Reading time 4 minutes For a moment, it seemed the very concept of 3D displays was ...

Is the incoming Odyssey 3D display good enough to justify spending $2,000? I'm intrigued by Samsung's valiant effort, but I'm not completely sold. Here's why. I’m a PCMag reviewer and ISF-certified TV ...

Justin Eastzer is a CNET Perspectives Contributor and former CNET host. Prior to CNET, he worked in Hollywood in TV development and on shows like America's Got Talent. As the founder of Diabetech, he ...

Unlike other systems, this three-dimensional monitor requires special glasses, but headaches are less of a problem, company claims. Photo: Planar's display Michael Kanellos is editor at large at CNET ...

If you need to view aerial photographs in 3D and have $3,995, Planar Systems has the monitor for you. The company's SD1710 consists of two monitors placed at a 110-degree angle separated by a piece of ...