Jeremy Laird

Viewsonic’s 34-inch screen proves that ultrawide monitors make for good productivity panels.

BenQ’s new 27-inch 4K monitor shows smaller can sometimes be smarter.

BenQ’s new affordable 4K projector is a multimedia workhorse thanks to wireless connectivity, streaming apps and HDR10 content support

BenQ’s latest 32-inch IPS monitor is mean 4K productivity and multimedia machine

Philips’ latest 4K productivity panel features quality IPS visuals and excellent USB-C docking capabilities.

MSI’s new premium PC monitor serves up a sumptuous 5K2K experience.

LG’s 32:9 aspect 49-inch ultrawide monitor is a feast for the eyes and an assault on your wallet.

Optoma’s new portable LED projector is a robust anywhere, anyplace, anytime projection solution.

The Razer Blade Stealth 13 (2018) is slim, slick and slightly good at playing games

Optoma’s new 4K laser projector packs a serious 5,000 lumens punch for presentations and video and plenty of features, but falls short a little on flexibility

MSI’s new 27-inch 165Hz 1440p panel is packed with features, but isn’t quite the quickest gaming monitor on the market

HP’s 38-inch monitor is a superwide productivity workhorse with added USB C goodness.

Philips’ new 34-inch ultrawide monitor makes for a strong all-round 34-inch productivity panel

Acer’s new 4K monitor for content pros includes some surprisingly gaming-friendly features.

HP’s tablet workstation is quirky and powerful but also slightly flawed.

HP’s 31-inch 4K ‘Cinema’ monitor is a cutting-edge, self-calibrating content creation machine that is very special indeed.

Acer’s portable gaming beast is designed to bash high-end desktops

Acer’s powerful new Chromebook can’t quite justify its premium pricing, despite a mostly strong feature set and great performance

The Avita Liber 14 is a colorful alternative to the usual laptop suspects, but it’s not entirely compelling for performance or features.

Gigabyte’s new gaming portable packs Nvidia GTX 1660 Ti graphics and punches above its weight.

MSI’s hot new 34-inch 144Hz gaming monitor is powered by VA rather than IPS panel tech and packs HDR support.

Acer just added to its 4K 144Hz gaming portfolio with the most affordable model yet, the Nitro VX3.

Acer just made 4K, IPS, 144Hz, G-Sync gaming goodness a little cheaper with its latest 27-inch high-end monitor