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5 monitor trends from CES 2022 you can’t ignore

CES 2022 is an important show for PC monitors. The presence of display giants like LG and Samsung sets the tone for the coming year, while smaller monitor makers tease announcements for upcoming flagship releases.

Many monitors shown at CES 2022 won’t arrive until the latter half of the year, and pricing remains in short supply. Still, the show can help you decide between upgrading a monitor now or waiting for the next holiday shopping season.

Here’s a rundown of the most important monitor trends from CES 2022. For even more CES coverage, check out our roundup of five laptop trends you can’t ignore (see page 16).

1. NVIDIA WANTS TO MAKE GAMING MONITORS BIGGER AND FASTER

Nvidia came to CES 2022 touting the benefits of 27-inch, 1440p monitors as an alternative to traditional 25-inch, 1080p e-sports monitors.

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