Alienware’s 55-inch 120Hz OLED Gaming Display may never be released

Alienware Showcases 55-inch 120Hz OLED Gaming Display

Alienware’s 55-inch 120Hz OLED Gaming Display may never be released

– Update – Dell has since refuted WCCFTech’s report and has stated that Alienware’s 55-inch 120Hz OLED Gaming Monitor will release in Q4 2019. More information about this is available here
 
Back at CES 2019, Alienware showcased a 55-inch 120Hz OLED gaming display which utilised DisplayPort 1.4 to enable 4K at 120Hz with cutting-edge HDR and VRR (variable refresh rate) capabilities. 

At CES, several reports claimed that this display was set to release in the second half of 2019, but now we know that this was not the case, as WccfTech has attended E3 and asked for an update on the Alienware’s impressive gaming screen.  

Alienware called their 55-inch OLED screen a “conceptual product”, stating that the product may never be released, though the screen is likely to be mentioned again at CES 2020, which takes place next January. 

When it comes to pricing, a screen like this will cost upwards of $3,000, making it more expensive than most standard OLED TVs, though Alienware’s higher 120Hz refresh rate and VRR support can partially explain this increased cost. 

Alienware Showcases 55-inch 120Hz OLED Gaming Display

While it is disappointing to hear that Alienware’s OLED alternative to Nvidia’s G-Sync Ultimate Big Format Gaming Displays (BFGDs) may never release, but with a price tag of over $3,000, it is unlikely that more than a handful of PC gamers will ever have bought such a screen. 

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