Changes in the world of gaming TVs all gamers need to know about
With social distancing keeping us within the confines of our homes, video games have quickly become the go-to distraction for many looking to alleviate their lockdown boredom. It therefore comes as no surprise that while the pandemic had a devastating impact on many industries, the world of gaming has been booming. Along with this unprecedented industry growth, another trend is emerging: more gamers are shifting from using monitors to gaming TVs. With the gaming market estimated to be worth about four times box office revenues at $159 billion in 2020, it’s clear that video gaming has become a legitimate competitor to movies. And the TV industry has taken note of this by bringing more features that gamers want to their new displays. In the past, monitors were a first choice for gamers as they used to have lower input lag, higher refresh rates, and faster response times than ordinary TVs. Considering the fast-paced, split-second decision making that many games require, a laggi...