All articles tagged with #120hz display
Engadget's review finds the Dell XPS 13 (2026) is a near‑MacBook Neo competitor praised for its light build, long battery life, and a 120Hz display, but hampered by an 8GB RAM base configuration, slower CPU, and a dated mechanical trackpad; for most buyers the smarter move is to pay extra for 16GB RAM to get a usable Windows 11 experience and future‑proofing, otherwise it's a decent sub‑$1k option with caveats.
Digital Foundry’s year-one verdict on Switch 2 praises a genuine generational upgrade driven by a custom T239 SoC, DLSS-based upscaling, and strong backwards compatibility that yields higher resolutions and smoother frame rates across many ports and first-party titles. It highlights improvements like 120Hz modes in docked play and better patch-driven performance, while noting drawbacks such as a lackluster LCD, some VRR limitations in handheld, and Nintendo’s uneven deployment of newer tech. Overall, Switch 2 is seen as a capable, long-lived upgrade that narrows the gap with current-gen consoles rather than matching their raw power.
Motorola’s new Moto G77 sports a 6.78-inch 120Hz Extreme AMOLED display, a 108MP main camera with 3x lossless zoom, IP64 dust/water resistance, and a Dimensity 6400 chipset with up to 12GB RAM and 512GB storage (plus microSD). It includes a 5200mAh battery with 30W charging, dual rear cameras (108MP and 8MP ultrawide) and a 32MP selfie cam, runs Android with Moto UX, and comes in Pantone Black Olive and Pantone Shaded Spruce. EU price is €299.99 (8GB/512GB) and UK price is £250 (8GB/128GB).
The upcoming iPhone 17 is rumored to have a larger 6.3-inch screen for the standard model, matching the size of the iPhone 16 Pro, and is expected to feature a ProMotion display with a 120Hz refresh rate, continuing the trend of increasing smartphone screen sizes and enhancements, with an official release anticipated in September.
The iPhone 17 and iPhone 17 Air are expected to feature 120Hz displays, but unlike Pro models, these will lack ProMotion's adaptive refresh rate and always-on display features, indicating a differentiation in display technology across the lineup.
Framework has introduced a new version of its modular Laptop 13 featuring Intel's Core Ultra Series 1 CPUs, a 2.8K 120Hz VRR display, and an improved webcam. Existing users can upgrade their current models with these new components. The new laptops start at $899, while upgrades for older models begin at $449. The company has also reduced prices on earlier models and components.
Framework has introduced new upgrades for its Laptop 13, including a 120Hz display, improved webcam, and Intel Core Ultra chips, all of which can be retrofitted into existing laptops. The company is also offering new expansion modules and reduced prices for its AMD Ryzen 7040 series laptops. Preorders are now open, with shipping starting in August.
The upcoming Google Pixel 8a is rumored to feature a 120Hz display, Tensor G3, and wider availability in more countries. The device is expected to debut around Google I/O in May and will also support display output. The camera setup remains unchanged, and the device is likely to be released in additional countries, expanding beyond the existing 21 countries.