Charlene R Gaona

A new gaming display, the LG UltraGear 27GP95U, has native 4K and 144 Hz output. Nevertheless, among other things, the monitor has a 160 Hz refresh rate setting and a maximum brightness of 600 nits. Building on the success of the UltraGear 27GS60F, UltraGear 24GS60F, and UltraGear OLED 45GS96QB, G has released a new UltraGear gaming monitor. This time, the business has chosen to release a second 27-inch gaming monitor, however it will cost more than the UltraGear 27GS60F. For…

Now, the rumors are confirmed as true. This comes after rumors that Microsoft would once more sell the most recent edition of Office (formally known as Microsoft 365) as a one-time item in addition to a subscription service. Microsoft has officially announced it!Later in 2024, Microsoft 365, also known as Microsoft Office, will release its next edition. Apart from being available as a one-time purchase from Microsoft, the program will also be available for Mac and support both 32- and…

To prevent any potential blunders in the application of the technology, Alphabet-owned Google announced on Tuesday that it will not be allowing its AI chatbot Gemini to respond to inquiries concerning the upcoming worldwide elections. The upgrade is released at a time when the public’s concerns about false information and fake news have been heightened by advances in generative AI, including the creation of images and videos, leading governments to regulate the technology.When questioned about elections, such as the one…

Did Microsoft decide it was time to establish a date after witnessing the leak of its newest Surface devices in all of their gradually enhanced glory? Or did the leak happen by accident and the event was always going to happen? Not that it matters all that much, but the world might never know. Microsoft announced earlier this week that a new “Digital event” will happen on March 21st, following a very significant leak. “Progressing the novel epoch of labor…

For the only reason that it doesn’t require expensive extra hardware to achieve its stricter requirements, AMD’s FreeSync anti-tearing adaptive sync technology is more widely used than Nvidia’s G-Sync. AMD, though, won’t accept any screen claim as legitimate. There’s a new set of improved specifications for screens that work with FreeSync.A minimum refresh rate of 144Hz is required for the majority of smaller displays to be certified compatible with FreeSync’s standard, no-frills version. Under 3440 horizontal lines of resolution, or…