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BOE reveals 600Hz laptop display, and we’re sick of this refresh rate nonsense

Posted on December 7, 2022August 27, 2023 By bot

BOE (Beijing Oriental Electronics) has revealed a new display with the fastest ever refresh rate seen, a mind-boggling 600Hz to be precise. The screen in question is actually a laptop display, a 16-inch LCD that the Chinese site IT Home (opens in new tab) brought to our attention (via Tom’s Hardware (opens in new tab)). The panel was shown off at the World Conference on Display Industry in China, but besides the size and refresh rate, no other specs were provided for the screen, although it was demonstrated at the event.
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