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The $650, 24.5-inch display can be all yours next month.

The company's Legend 3 design language debuted at CES with the m18 and m16.

It has new keyboards, headsets and a gaming mouse.

An 18-inch model with an RTX 4080 GPU will start at $2,899.

The 24.5-inch IPS display will arrive in the next few months.

And there are more 16-inch models, as well.

It's like the Steam Controller 2.0, but worse.

While gaming displays got most of the attention, there were also some surprising options for productivity too.

K-series chips will now get an appropriately sized all-in-one cooler.

The display also supports 120Hz for the PS5 and Xbox Series X.

The AW2723DF and AW2523HF arrive later this year.

Other updates include support for a Radeon RX 6850M XT GPU and improved cooling.

Stop reading this review if you don’t want to spend $1,299.

For people who care more about portability than beastly specs, the x14 covers all the bases.

That's cheaper than other similar OLED monitors.

We noticed a few compromises in our hands-on.

So long as you don't mind a curved screen.

The M15 R7 starts at $1,499, while the 17-inch machine starts at $1,599.

But will it appeal to anyone beyond PC gaming fanatics?

There's also an upgraded Dell XPS desktop for creators.