Its LCD is bigger and features a higher resolution; Nintendo says it supports high dynamic range (HDR). It's still an LCD, though, which makes it a step behind the OLED Switch's, well, OLED screen.

Recent tests of the Nintendo Switch 2's LCD reveal that the 120Hz panel suffers from blur and doesn't truly support HDR. Here's my expert analysis of just how worried you should be if you're ...

With industry standards around 10 ms for what is considered "good," the Switch 2 seems more like a toy. In short, this is probably the same cheaper panel found in many simple tablets or Switch copies ...

Liquid-liquid phase separation (LLPS) has emerged as a major organizing principle in cells. Recent work showed that multiple components of integrin-mediated focal adhesions, including p130Cas can form ...

This braking system was a part of my second year project at VIT Bhopal. Arduino UNO, Motor, motor driver, HC-SR04 sensor and breadboard were used to build a cheap, yet efficient braking system with ...