If you're limited on space and need your monitor to double as your smart TV, this one from Samsung is going to be a great choice. Samsung's M-series smart monitors have seen a few iterations, but ...

As a computer display, the Smart Monitor M8 offers UHD (3,840 x 2,160) resolution at up to 60Hz, along with HDR10+. With a VA panel, it's decently bright at 400 nits, offers a 4-millisecond response ...

Consumers oftentimes say that Samsung, Apple, or Google copy each other, and while that’s true, the Samsung Smart Monitor M80C is a clear example of that. It looks just like the iMac, which saw its ...

Mac users looking for an affordable monitor can pick up Samsung's 32-inch smart displays for as low as $299.99 with Prime Day deals. The cheapest deal can be found on Samsung's M7 32-inch monitor, ...

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Samsung today kicked off a special "Discover Samsung" event, which will be a week-long savings event focusing on Samsung monitors, smartphones, TVs, appliances, and more. While some deals will stick ...

The Samsung 32-inch 4K OLED M9 Smart Monitor is a versatile display designed to cater to a wide range of user needs. By combining advanced productivity tools, gaming capabilities, and entertainment ...

The power of your gaming PC will be wasted on a basic display, so if you haven’t upgraded yet, you should check out this $500 discount for the 32-inch Samsung Odyssey Neo G7 4K curved gaming monitor ...

Samsung today launched a new pair of monitors, including the latest version of the iMac-like Smart Monitor M8. The monitor is priced at $699.99 for the 32-inch option and $649.99 for a new 27-inch ...

Samsung is expanding its smart monitor lineup at CES 2022 with the Smart Monitor M8 (M80B), a sleek new 32-inch 4K display with some impressive wireless capabilities and smart TV functionality.

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