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 We are eagerly awaiting benchmarks for Apple's fastest-ever M3 Ultra chip in the Mac Studio, but we will have to settle with the first results for the new iPad Air for now.
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Surely this is all on the level.
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A similar bill was blocked by a federal judge last year over First Amendment concerns.
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A rocky stretch in Western Australia's Pilbara, near Earth's earliest-confirmed lifeforms, was hit by a meteorite about 3.5 billion years ago.
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It fits right into your Amazon Fire ecosystem and it connects quickly and seamlessly.
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That's a solid $200 less than even budget-tier OLEDs outside of the big annual sales events, and it matches the cheapest price I've ever seen for a new OLED monitor (back during Black Friday last year). And unlike a lot of the more affordable OLED models, this Pixio OLED has a few premium features, including a speedy 240Hz panel, USB-C video with 65 watts of charging for laptops, and an integrated KVM switch.
To be sure, Pixio is definitely a few steps down the ladder in terms of brand reputation. (And it doesn't help that they've vomited AI art all over their promo images, yuck.) I also wouldn't take the 4.5-star rating on the Amazon listing at face value, since this is a combination listing with an older LCD design. That said, the few reviews I saw from confirmed OLED buyers were very positive.
According to Pixio's website, this monitor comes with a three-year warranty against OLED burn-in specifically. That matches the major OLED brands, so take that for what it's worth. I'll add that you could throw in an extra 3-year warranty on the Amazon page for $61 and still be well below the price for any other new OLED monitor on the market right now.
If you've weighed all the pros and cons and have decided you want this, get you
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