Should You Use an OLED TV as a Computer Monitor?

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June 30, 2023

With how affordable OLED TVs are these days, a growing trend is to use one as a gaming monitor and pair it with a PC. And while that’s certainly an option, it’s less than ideal for several reasons. Wondering about OLED burn-in, lifespan, and how one works as a gaming monitor? In our top story, we go over all the details.

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TODAY'S TOP STORY Should You Use an OLED TV as a Computer Monitor?


Even the most casual PC gamer is always looking for ways to improve their setup. But one method, which has gained a lot of popularity, is a bit questionable—some people are pairing their PCs with OLED TVs. Read More »

 
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Logitech MX Keys S Review: New Upgrades for an Old Favorite


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Calipers come to mind when you need to make precision micro-measurements. And while vernier calipers and dial calipers are great, digital calipers are arguably better. From easier and more accurate readings to digital LCD readouts, and more, the benefits are numerous. Read More »

 
Today’s Quordle Answers


Wordle was just too easy, wasn’t it? You probably left that behind and moved on to Quordle, the true “hard mode” of the word-guessing game format. But now you’re stuck and so close to failing. Don’t worry, we’re here to help with a hint—and if you really need it, today’s Quordle Answers. Read More »

 
Today’s Wordle Answer


Are you a huge fan of Wordle and absolutely stuck today? Let me guess; you’re hanging out on guess four or five and feeling the pressure. We get it entirely: nothing feels worse than losing your streak. If you’re not ready to outright cheat, we have you covered with hints and today’s Wordle answer. Read More »

 
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If you play golf every weekend, you probably have a ton of gear that needs to remain organized and easily accessible. This collapsible storage organizer is perfect for the job so you can focus on your swing. Measuring 17 inches wide x 13 inches deep x 9 inches tall, it gives you plenty of room for storing things like your golf cleats, gloves, sunglasses, tees, extra balls, pens, and more.

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Tesla Model 3 Revamp Could Get a Big Range Boost


At this point, it’s no secret that Tesla is working on a Model 3 design refresh, and now we’re hearing the electric sedan could be in for a significant upgrade on the inside. The new Tesla Model 3 (codenamed Highland) is rumored to feature CATL’s new long-range M3P LFP battery cells. Read More »

 
IN CASE YOU MISSED IT Google Pixel 8 Series: Everything We Know So Far


If you’re waiting for the latest and greatest from Google and don’t want the Pixel Fold, it’s time to get excited about the upcoming Google Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro. Both phones will build off the success of the Pixel 7, which earned our Editor’s Choice Award, and we know plenty about them already. Read More »

 
‘The Password Game’ Perfectly Parodies the Worst Part of the Internet


Signing up for a website should be a simple process. Unfortunately, most websites make you jump through weird hoops, confusing instructions, and odd password requirements. It’s a frustrating and universal problem, but thanks to The Password Game, it’s something we can finally laugh about. Read More »

 
Satechi Threw the Whole Kitchen Sink Into Its New TB4 Docking Station


Need a docking station that does it all? Satechi’s new Thunderbolt 4 Multimedia Dock can support up to four external monitors, it’s absolutely plastered with high-speed ports, and its flexible form factor is perfect for most desktops. Of course, premium features cost money—this puppy is $350. Read More »

 
The Android TV Home Screen Will Become a Storefront


As streaming services continue raising their prices, you may find yourself buying and renting more movies. That’s why the Android TV and Google TV home screens are gaining a new “Shop” tab, which offers a selection of digital purchases and rentals from multiple sources. Read More »

 
Motorola’s Latest Gadget Brings Satellite Messaging to Any Phone


Apple’s iPhone 14 kicked off smartphone satellite connectivity for emergency SOS messaging when cell service isn’t available, and now everyone is following suit. From Qualcomm and Samsung to MediaTek with its new MediaTek 6825 “Bullitt” chip. Read More »

 

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