NEW YORK — September 12, 2016 — As the popular saying goes, "the more you give, the more you get." And Coloredge is giving — quite a bit — in favor of expanding the capabilities of its facilities from ...

NEW YORK, NY—December 16, 2013—Coloredge, the largest provider of high-end visual brand imaging solutions, has announced that they have promoted three top executives effective January 1, 2014. Terry ...

Eizo is one of the best-known names in computer monitor production and it has strong reputation amongst photographers and videographers. The ColorEdge CG2700X (3840 x 2160) was announced in November ...

Our team tests, rates, and reviews more than 1,500 products each year to help you make better buying decisions and get more from technology. Designed for users who require extremely accurate color ...

EIZO Corporation (TSE: 6737) today announced the new ColorEdge CS2731 – a 27-inch color management monitor for enthusiasts in photography, illustration, video creation, and other creative fields. It ...

Designed for photographers who shoot video and videographers who take still pictures, the CS2740 boasts a pixel density of 164 pixels/inch, which is almost twice the resolution of conventional Full HD ...

EIZO Corporation added two 24.1-inch monitors to their ColorEdge series of graphics monitors. The new monitors are the ColorEdge CG247 and the ColorEdge CX241. Both models feature a new wide-gamut IPS ...

Eizo Nanao Corporation today announced the release of the ColorEdge CG241W for its ColorEdge series of colour calibration LCD monitors Offering both 12-bit hardware calibration and a 6 ms grey-to-grey ...

If you’ve ever tried to calibrate your monitor, then you’d know it can be a tedious task. If you’ve never enjoyed the task, then check out Eizo’s ColorEdge CG275W. The new 27-inch IPS display promises ...

The world’s leading manufacturer of monitor solutions, EIZO, is due to release a new model into its professional range, having recently celebrated 50 years in the industry. The ColorEdge CG Series is ...

Most of the monitors we review are mid-range to premium models built with color accuracy in mind. We select these as they should hopefully be reliable displays on which to edit images or video. But ...