While computer monitors seem to be more or less the same once you get past the size and the ports, that’s not really true. Even the most common type, the humble LCD, has a lot of sub-types.

When a monitor is described as an "LED monitor", what it's saying is that it is an LCD monitor that uses a bright LED for its backlight. That's basically standard practice at this point ...

Shopping for a monitor can be overwhelming if you’re not already familiar with the cornucopia of acronyms used to describe different display types: LCD, IPS, OLED, QD-OLED, Mini-LED, OCD ...

A summary of the sort of key comparisons for any given monitor can be seen in the table below. The results represent the three main LCD panel types, and we've compared their initial response time ...

Still, CRTs have their perks. Most have a better contrast ratio and higher refresh rates than modern LCD monitors, so content looks richer and deeper. There’s a sub-culture of first-person ...

So, if we had to bet on what type of monitor any given person was buying in the next year or two, our chips would be on LCD. And with supply and demand closely tied together, desktop-size OLED ...