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Some of the first gadgets for the year from Samsung are made for your desk, handy if you're predicting more WFH life.

Grabbing an OLED TV won't be the only option if you want the crisp picture quality of organic LEDs for your computer next year, as LG brings the tech to the desktop.

Using an extra screen for your office might make WFH easier, as Dell offers up a pop-up camera for two screens and portability for another.

A big monitor can make a world of difference to a gaming or entertainment experience, and Samsung's latest isn't just big, but brings a new display technology, too.

Not sure if you want a monitor or a TV, or if you're after something that fits the bill of both? Samsung is updating the screen choices in its Smart Monitor range to kill two birds with one stone.

The whole "THX" thing may be best known for the "Deep Note", but colour is a part, and now there's a screen for it, too.

Samsung is ready with a few new screens for office and home, but beyond size, the features are more useful rather than standout.

Our home and work life are now intertwined, but if you want your monitor to be a little more for home than work, Samsung's latest could suit.

There's a new breed of big monitor coming to Australia from Dell, but you'll need near $5K if you want to play.

If you're looking for brightness and colour accuracy in your next monitor, you might want to look at Dell's latest screen. And then its price. Slowly.