Sony has introduced a new OLED gaming monitor that’s aiming to appeal to competitive players across both PC and PS5 systems. The 27-inch InZone M10S was codeveloped with the popular Fnatic esports team to be “tournament ready,” sporting a 1440p panel that pairs a speedy 0.03ms response time with a variable 480Hz refresh rate.

Sony is also debuting the M9 II, a sequel to 2022’s M9 with mostly-similar specs. It’s still a 4K IPS panel with full-array local dimming, but with a faster 160 Hz refresh rate via DisplayPort 2.1, a much smaller stand, and a slightly lower starting price at $799. Now, back to the M10S’ specs, and where you can buy it.

Sony's InZone brand of gaming monitors launched last year, and its second generation of products is a pair of 27-inchers. The $1,100 M10S is intended for esports players, with some interesting capabilities specific to their needs. The company has also refreshed the M9 with a much-needed redesign of the stand and more.

South Korea's Samsung Display Co plans to invest $1.8 billion for a factory in northern Vietnam to produce OLED displays for automobiles and technology equipment, the Southeast Asian country said on Sunday.

Samsung Display Co, a unit of Samsung Electronics, plans to invest an additional $1.8 billion in Vietnam to expand its OLED display manufacturing operations. The new facility, dedicated to producing organic light-emitting diode (OLED) displays for automobiles and technological equipment,

Vietnam said that Samsung Display intends to invest $1.8B in a facility to make OLED displays for automobiles and technology equipment in the country this year, Reuters reported. The new OLED display manufacturing plant by Samsung Display,