Dough's glossy 27-inch 4K HDR Spectrum One monitor may be our newest go-to recommendation for displays under $1,000 — especially since it has HDR 600 support and Gorilla Glass. The monitor unicorn ...

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If you read that headline and thought "who the heck is Dough," well, don't feel bad. Dough is the company formerly known as Eve because Eve couldn't be trademarked everywhere. While relatively unknown ...

Dough's glossy 27-incher embodies all the performance and perils of OLED as a gaming monitor technology and fails to make the former count and mitigate the latter. For an ultra-expensive 1440p it ...

The SeeHawk Monitor, an automated spectrum monitoring system from PCTEL, now offers 4G LTE and 5G NR network monitoring for critical communication coverage. It can be used for monitoring both public ...

Community-powered gaming hardware creator Dough revealed their latest product this week with the Spectrum 4K 144Hz Gaming Monitor. The design is made to look sleek on your desktop (or mounted if you ...

We’ve seen some impressive new Thunderbolt and USB-C monitors launch over the last year to compete with Apple’s Studio Display and Pro Display XDR. However, most monitors aimed at Mac users don’t ...

Hong Kong-based hardware company Dough announced a brand new monitor for their lineup today with the 27" Spectrum OLED Gaming Monitor. This is one of the finer products that now have one-order as they ...

Spectrum has announced the Nano 2K portable monitor via Indiegogo. This innovative monitor is designed to be travel-friendly, self-powered, lightweight, and highly portable. It can be used for ...

Coming to the specs, the Spectrum One monitor features a 27-inch IPS panel with a sharp 4K resolution, making it ideal for tasks like graphic design, video editing, and high-resolution gaming. It also ...

If you're not familiar with a company named Dough, we don't blame you - it had slightly passed us by too. However, you've probably heard the name this company used to go by: Eve. Under that name, the ...