Archive For: LG
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June 23, 2017
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With its 144Hz IPS panel and UltraWide aspect ratio, the LG 34UC79G generated a lot of interest amongst gamers. One notable missing feature for those with Nvidia GPUs, though, was support for their G-SYNC variable refresh rate technology. The LG 34UC89G (also referred to as the 34UC89G-B owing to the black rear) sets to redress ... Read More
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April 3, 2017
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Update: Update on price and availability. News piece below initially published 4th January 2017. Although personal opinions and experiences vary, when it comes to the ‘4K’ UHD resolution we feel the ~32” screen size works particularly nicely. The LG 32UD89 (32UD89-W with silver stand and 32UD89-P with black stand) and 32UD99 (32UD99-W with silver stand ... Read More
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March 14, 2017
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The LG 24GM77 has been a popular choice for gamers looking for a ‘simple’ Full HD gaming experience at high refresh rates. The mixture of features, fairly well-tuned grey to grey acceleration and decent image quality after just a few tweaks was quite appealing. The LG 24GM79G (or 24GM79G-B, describing its black rear) is the ... Read More
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October 6, 2016
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Update: Update on price and availability. News piece below initially published 1st September 2016. Recent trends in the 21:9 UltraWide market have included a combination of ‘overclocked’ IPS models, running at up to 100Hz. And of course VA models ‘running’ at up to 200Hz without really offering offering sufficient pixel responsiveness to support this properly. ... Read More
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March 14, 2016
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Update: Correction to curvature, which as per exhibitions at CeBit is 1900R not 3800R. News piece below initially published 3rd January 2016. Up until now, the UltraWide monitors from LG that support AMD FreeSync have been restricted to 2560 x 1080. For many, that simply isn’t sufficient for a screen of this size. The LG ... Read More
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January 6, 2016
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With all this talk of new curved monitors and something of an emerging trend for even more steeply curved monitors, it’s easy to forget that some users would prefer a flat screen. This may just be a general preference, or alternatively they could have a good reason for wanting that – perhaps they’re designers and ... Read More
