There are a number of reasons why you might want or need to connect your laptop to an external monitor, including the need for a larger screen, sharing a presentation with a small group or even (gasp!

Where I work, many of the employees have two computer monitors. Being able to see multiple application windows at one time can be a real timesaver. Most of us keep our email and communications apps ...

Modern gaming laptops have come a long way. They might be slim, powerful, and long-lasting, but they still can’t compete with desktop monitors in screen real estate. Even the largest gaming laptops ...

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Sometimes you may run out of space on your laptop or desktop monitor. This is a familiar problem for various kinds of businesses, such as graphics design businesses. Fortunately, there is a way around ...

Having a high-end GPU, or graphics-processing unit, is critical for running graphics-intensive applications, as well as for PC gaming and production. The GPU offloads some of the work done by the CPU ...

If you're working from home you may want a monitor to go with your laptop. You should expect to spend at least $150 or so, but may be able to get one for a little less if it's on sale. Here are the ...

Laptops forever changed where and how we work, and as great as they are at giving us that freedom, it’s still incredibly useful to plug into a larger monitor (or two) when at my desk. As I get older ...