• Each of the 2,304 zones lights an 80 by 80 pixel square.
• That square is roughly 9.3mm wide, about five lines of terminal text.
• Testers still saw very little haloing around bright objects.
• The real flaw is the screen dimming itself after three minutes.
• At $1,199 it undercuts the OLED sibling in the same family by $600.

• The FCX18 costs a little more and crawls better before any upgrades.
• Portal axles and a two-speed gearbox are the difference on rocks.
• The TRX-4M has better stock tires and softer suspension.
• Stock TRX-4M slow-speed control is poor, so low-range gears are near essential.
• Both rigs are top-heavy and both snag their front bumpers on steep approaches.

• Prusa refreshed the XL, CORE One and CORE One L and kept every price the same.
• All three printers get GT1.5 belts and a nozzle wiper that cleans before each print.
• The XL+ finds tool offsets about 20 times faster with a new sensor.
• Pending orders were bumped to the new versions for free, with nothing to do.
• Owners of older machines can buy upgrade kits instead of a whole printer.

• The $1,900 Fold 8 has no zoom lens, just wide and ultrawide.
• Paying $200 more for the Ultra buys back 3x zoom and a 200MP camera.
• Tom’s Guide shot both phones and says the zoom gap is not worth $200.
• At 201g it is the lightest Fold Samsung has made.
• Seven years of updates beats what most phones offer at any price.

• Under $200 now gets you a real brushless, metal-body crawler.
• The $199.99 Hobby Plus Arktos 6x6 tops the list for sheer fun.
• The $178 MJX H12Y nearly won despite looking like a basher.
• Bigger 1/10 and 1/12 rigs here cost the same as tiny mini-crawlers.
• Swap the stock wheels and tires first on almost every one.

• Same size, resolution, refresh rate, curve, and panel maker.
• The only real difference is that LG keeps a white subpixel and Dell does not.
• Text should look sharper on the Dell, because the LG’s extra white subpixel can soften thin letters.
• LG claims more peak brightness, and Dell trades that for richer colour.
• Dell adds a KVM, Dolby Vision, and a third year of warranty.

• The $84 LDRC 18401 Pro is the only brushless FOC crawler under $100.
• The $60 WPL C94 UAZ 469 is the best licensed hard body on the list.
• The $40 JXC LR1801 is the cheapest rig here and still worth an oil-shock swap.
• Most of these need new wheels and tires first, then oil-filled shocks.
• Under $100 in 2026 gets you metal gears, hard bodies, and real slow-speed control.

• Both screens show the same 5120x2160, so desktop space is a tie.
• The LG bends 68 mm out of flat, the Dell only 43 mm.
• One Dell cable carries video, 140W charging, Ethernet, and a keyboard switch.
• The LG hits 165Hz, but only a very new graphics card feeds it uncompressed.
• The Dell costs less on the street and has no burn-in worry.