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CES 2022 hasn't started yet, but some companies are already teasing their new products. Samsung is expected to introduce a variety of different products like the Galaxy S22 smartphones. But that's not all, as the company officially revealed some upcoming monitors.

Gigabyte Malaysia has officially announced that they have unveiled the AORUS 4K gaming monitor geared toward console gamers starting from the price of RM3599. The AORUS 4K will be available in 32-inch, 43-inch, as well as 48-inch variant for you to choose from depending on what you prefer.

The pandemic has shown many people that working from home is very much a real thing. Of course, you'll then have to consider getting extra equipment to make it work. It could be a webcam for non-laptop users or speakers to enjoy some music, so those long days without any company around won't feel dull.

In that case, what about monitors? Last month, we discussed curved monitors vs flat monitors. In that article, we showed someone using a laptop with a secondary monitor, so we thought we could expand on that. Today, let's look at the 4 types of people who may need a multi-monitor setup and why.

Besides the Neo QLED 8K and some new lifestyle TVs, Samsung also introduced a couple of monitors and soundbars from their Unbox & Discover livestream. From gaming to casual usage, here's what you need to know about the new devices.

When getting a monitor for general use, gaming, or content creation, you're going to have to pick between a curved or a flat-screen monitor. While they each have their own advantages and disadvantages, which of these monitors could benefit you the most?

In this article, we'll talk about the differences between a curved and flat-screen monitor and see which of them is more suitable for you. With all that out of the way, let's get straight to it.

It looks like there's a lot of new stuff from Samsung waiting to be unveiled in the near future. After the news broke out saying that the company will launch the Galaxy S21 series in January next year, it followed by another news mentioning that they have trademarked a new kind of display named Samsung Blade. Now, LetsGoDigital has discovered that Samsung is working on a VR (Virtual Reality) headset trademarked with the name Galaxy Space.

A statement by a user on weibo has revealed that HONOR could be unveiling a 23.8-inch 144Hz gaming monitor, which is expected to complement the HONOR Hunter gaming laptop that was unveiled not too long ago. While there is no news on the release date on the aforementioned monitor, our source did mention that it will sport a similar design as Huawei’s upcoming gaming monitor as well.

A statement by a user on weibo has revealed that HONOR could be unveiling a 23.8-inch 144Hz gaming monitor, which is expected to complement the HONOR Hunter gaming laptop that was unveiled not too long ago. While there is no news on the release date on the aforementioned monitor, our source did mention that it will sport a similar design as Huawei’s upcoming gaming monitor as well.

Based on a statement by gizchina, it seems that Huawei could be planning to release a curved screen gaming monitor in the future to take on Xiaomi. Other than that, there were also reports which hint that Huawei also wants to outsource non-curved gaming monitors to BOE’s subsidiary which is BOEVT.

Based on a statement by weibo user, it seems that a bunch of info relating to the vivo Watch may have been leaked, hinting that the wearable is expected to come equipped with a SpO2 monitor, as well as up to 18-day battery life. While there’s no news on the Malaysia release date, we do know that there will be a 42mm and 46mm variant of the watch.