Buying a new TV is a confusing mush of brands, model numbers, screen sizes and TLAs (that’s Three Letter Acronyms). Even the technology that lights the pixels in the screen itself comes in different ...

Steam Deck OLED (top right) with its anti-glare screen, and the original 64 GB Steam Deck (bottom left) with its LCD screen. Photo: Amelia Holowaty Krales/Polygon ...

120Hz is a swell refresh rate for a gaming display. The problem with the Switch 2, however, is that the millisecond response time of its screen is a bit slow compared to those of many other gaming ...

The original Steam Deck — now referred to by Valve as the Steam Deck LCD — uses a 7 nm AMD APU that has a Zen 2 CPU with speeds between 2.4-3.5GHz and a GPU with 8 RDNA 2 CUs clocked at 1.0-1 ...

The latest Steam Deck update changes the default color rendering on the LCD model to emulate sRGB color gamut, which should enable warmer and more vibrant colors. Most of the update's biggest ...

The backlighting on my old Liquid Video 17" LCD (Not that old, but it was crap) was very uneven - brightness across the entire screen was very uneven. My Samsung 204T is much more even, but still ...

I believe the screen always runs at 120hz so you're getting that 60hz in a 120hz container issue + additional LCD blur. Not a good combo. — John Linneman @dark1x.bsky.social (@dark1x) June 5, 2025 ...

As far as price is concerned, the previous 256GB model with an LCD screen is priced at $399. The new OLED 512GB model retails for $549. The 1TB OLED model, which also sports anti-glare etched ...

Remember, of course, that the launch version of Switch 2 features an LCD screen — which some see as a slight downgrade from the display boasted by the Switch 1's later OLED model.

As our esteemed editor says, though, you can bet your bottom dollar that Nintendo will release an OLED model of Switch 2 at some point—but for now, the LCD panel represents a huge step forward ...

Even with an LCD screen, the new 6.1-inch iPhone is rumored to adopt the iPhone X’s design, notch and all, putting the entire line on even footing.

Since then, there have been rumors about Apple developing many HomePod prototypes, some of them with an LCD. Photos of one of these prototypes have now surfaced on the web, and we can confirm that ...