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Sony Unveils RM-DP7 and RM-DP5 Cinema Line Monitors for FX-Series Workflows
technology1 month ago

Sony Unveils RM-DP7 and RM-DP5 Cinema Line Monitors for FX-Series Workflows

Sony unveils the RM-DP7 (7") and RM-DP5 (5") Cinema Line monitors for FX5/FX3/FX2/FX30 with up to 2000 cd/m² brightness, touchscreen, LUT support, and precise color; they support wired and wireless camera control via HDMI/SDI, USB-C, and Ethernet, and can pair with third‑party transmitters (Hollyland Pyro Ultra, upcoming Teradek). The DP7 adds 12G‑SDI I/O while the DP5 does not. Built‑in Wi‑Fi, focus/zoom assist, multiple power options, and rugged aluminum bodies. Availability January 2027 with prices $3,099 (DP7) and $2,299 (DP5). FX6/BURANO support planned for H2 2027; VENICE not indicated.

Alienware Bets Big on OLED for Esports Pros at IFA 2026
gadgets1 month ago

Alienware Bets Big on OLED for Esports Pros at IFA 2026

Alienware unveiled two OLED gaming monitors at IFA 2026: the AW2527HX, a 24.5-inch 560 Hz 1080p QD‑OLED built for pros with high brightness (up to 1,500 nits HDR) and features like a telescoping stand and headset arm, and the AW3226Q, a 32-inch 4K OLED at 165 Hz/non‑curved with RGB stripe and other high‑end tech; both emphasize faster motion clarity (OLED ~0.03ms vs LCD ~0.1ms) and include anti‑burn‑in tech with a 3‑year warranty. The AW2527HX ships in early 2027, while the 32-inch 4K OLED hits fall market at about $700. Dell says Team Liquid helped shape the designs, signaling a push to move pros away from LCD/TN panels toward OLED.

Monitors Turn to Ads, Pushing Privacy Boundaries
technology1 month ago

Monitors Turn to Ads, Pushing Privacy Boundaries

Ads and tracking once confined to smart TVs are spreading to computer monitors, with LG’s Monitor App Installer pushing ads onto connected PCs (a move Microsoft forced LG to reverse). The piece notes that smart monitors run OSes and can use ACR to track activity, meaning data could be shared with advertisers under current privacy policies from LG, Samsung, and Acer. It calls for clearer privacy disclosures, easier setup-based privacy controls, and maintaining dumb, non‑advertising monitors to prevent a privacy‑nightmare trajectory.

Back-to-School Tech Deals Slash Prices on Anker, Sony, Samsung, and More
deals2 months ago

Back-to-School Tech Deals Slash Prices on Anker, Sony, Samsung, and More

Amazon-hosted back-to-school accessory sale features deep cuts on Anker chargers and docks, Samsung monitors and The Frame TVs, Sonos audio, and Sony headphones, with standout prices including Soundcore Sleep A30 Earbuds $199.99, Sonos Ace Headphones $279, Sony WH-1000XM5 $248, Samsung 32-inch Odyssey M9 Monitor $1,249.99, and Samsung 55-inch The Frame TV $697.99; plus discounts on USB-C wall chargers, MagSafe wireless chargers, portable power banks, and other accessories. MacRumors notes the deals and links to related Apple Deals roundup; newsletter sign-up offered.

LG Drops McAfee Pop-Up on Monitors After Microsoft Pressure
technology2 months ago

LG Drops McAfee Pop-Up on Monitors After Microsoft Pressure

LG agreed to disable the McAfee Scam Detector pop-up from its monitor app after Microsoft intervened, following reports that UltraGear monitors could install a McAfee ad without explicit user consent. LG contends McAfee isn’t auto-installed and requires user consent, but some users saw ghost prompts—highlighting how third‑party devices can leverage Windows to push bloatware, even as LG works with partners to improve the experience.

LG Monitors Push Hidden Adware to PCs via Windows Updates
gadgets2 months ago

LG Monitors Push Hidden Adware to PCs via Windows Updates

Gizmodo reports that LG monitors, including high-end UltraGear models, secretly push an 'LG Monitor App Installer' to PCs via Windows Update, installing adware that displays McAfee ads and may track usage; the app reportedly lacks an opt-out, has appeared on models dating back to 2024, and LG has not fully explained the scope of deployment or data collection.

Five Standout Micro Center Deals You Can Score in July 2026
technology2 months ago

Five Standout Micro Center Deals You Can Score in July 2026

Micro Center’s July 2026 deals highlight five in-store offers: Asus ROG Strix G16 G615LR-MS97 laptop for $2,200 (down from $2,900); PowerColor RX 9070 GRE Reaper GPU at $480; Asus ROG Strix XG32UCDS 4K monitor for $600; Dell 16 DC16251 16-inch laptop for $900; and refurbished Asus B650E-E ATX motherboard for $90. Note the deals are in-store only, with membership perks and back-to-school promos mentioned in the promotions.

Last-Minute Prime Day Steals on Laptops, Monitors, and PC Gear
technology3 months ago

Last-Minute Prime Day Steals on Laptops, Monitors, and PC Gear

Lifehacker curates the best last-minute Prime Day deals on laptops, monitors, and PC accessories, highlighting picks like the Dell XPS 14 with 3.2K OLED and 32GB/1TB, as well as gaming and ultrawide monitors such as the Samsung Odyssey G9 and G93SC OLED, plus a range of accessories, with a live blog and price-tracking updates through Prime Day (June 23–26). Prices and stock can change at any time, so follow the live updates for the latest savings; many links are affiliate deals.

Prime Day 2026: TechSpot's must-have PC gear and gadget deals
technology3 months ago

Prime Day 2026: TechSpot's must-have PC gear and gadget deals

TechSpot's Prime Day 2026 roundup highlights selectively strong discounts across laptops, OLED gaming monitors, SSDs, CPUs, headphones, and more, with updates through June 26. The list uses a metascore to flag quality deals and aims to surface worthwhile buys even as overall discounts aren’t huge, including picks like the Apple MacBook Air 13 M5 with 512GB/16GB for $949, Alienware OLED monitors, the Samsung 990 Pro 2TB SSD for $369, and Apple AirPods Pro 3 for $179, among others.

Dell Deals Dominate Prime Day: Deep Discounts on Laptops, Desktops, and Monitors
technology3 months ago

Dell Deals Dominate Prime Day: Deep Discounts on Laptops, Desktops, and Monitors

Amazon Prime Day features deep discounts on Dell PCs and peripherals, including the XPS 14 Premium, Dell 15 Plus, Pro Tower Plus desktops, a 27-inch all-in-one, and multiple monitors and accessories; deals run through June 26 with notable price cuts on high-end laptops and gaming rigs, highlighted by editor-vetted selections across Dell and Alienware products.

Early Prime Day Gaming Deals Deliver Big Savings on Monitor, Mouse, Keyboard, and More
technology3 months ago

Early Prime Day Gaming Deals Deliver Big Savings on Monitor, Mouse, Keyboard, and More

Ahead-of-Prime-Day deals roundup highlights major gaming upgrades: a 32-inch Samsung Odyssey G5 curved monitor for $189.99 (42% off), a TCL 65-inch Class QM6K QLED TV for $527.99, a Logitech G305 Lightspeed wireless mouse for $30.99, a Razer BlackWidow V4 Pro wired mechanical keyboard for $182.99, and Klipsch R-40PM bookshelf speakers for $316.99, with additional gaming deals live before Prime Day runs June 23–26.

Prime Day Prep: 14-Inch Blackview Triple Portable Monitor Falls 48%
deals4 months ago

Prime Day Prep: 14-Inch Blackview Triple Portable Monitor Falls 48%

Amazon discounts the 14-inch Blackview DCM5 triple portable monitor, turning a laptop into a three-screen setup with two 14-inch FHD panels. Compatible with laptops 13–17.3 inches from brands like Apple, Dell, HP, Lenovo, and Microsoft; weighs 3 pounds, 0.3 inches thick; plug-and-play with either dual USB-C power/signal cables or USB-C to USB-C plus USB-C to HDMI (external power needed). Flicker-free with anti-blue-light film for eye comfort. Usually $410, now $214 (about 48% off) ahead of Prime Day.