LG UltraGear OLED gaming monitors elevate the game in Canada

LG UltraGear OLED 32-inch 4K model (32GS95UE) | Photo: LG

LG Electronics Canada (LG) is raising the bar for competitive gamers with the arrival of its highly anticipated 2024 LG UltraGear OLED gaming monitors. Unveiled at CES 2024, these feature-packed displays deliver unparalleled visual and audio performance, taking the gaming experience to new heights.

The centrepiece of the lineup is the CES Innovation Award-winning 32-inch 4K model (32GS95UE). This groundbreaking monitor boasts the world's first Dual Resolution Mode feature, allowing you to seamlessly switch between stunning 4K resolution at a blazing-fast 240Hz refresh rate and smooth Full HD at an incredible 480Hz, tailoring your experience to the game at hand.

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Meta opens up Horizon OS, aims to be the Android of VR

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Meta is making a big shift in virtual reality by licensing its operating system, Horizon OS, to other hardware makers. This follows the trend of Meta becoming a more open platform, unlike Apple's closed approach.

Previously exclusive to Meta's Quest headsets, Horizon OS will now power VR devices from companies like Lenovo, ASUS, and even a limited-edition Xbox Quest. This opens the door for more variety in VR hardware, catering to different needs and budgets. Imagine a work-focused headset that connects to your PC or a high-resolution entertainment headset—the possibilities become much broader.

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Nothing expands earbud lineup with two new models: Ear and Ear (a)

Nothing expands earbud lineup with two new models: Ear and Ear (a)

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Nothing unveils two new true wireless earbud options, catering to both budget-conscious users and audiophiles.

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