Samsung reportedly working on a 49-inch 120Hz 5120×1440 monitor

Samsung reportedly working on a 49-inch 120Hz 5120x1440 monitor

Samsung reportedly working on a 49-inch 120Hz 5120×1440 monitor

Heavy PC users are typically fans of multi-monitor setups and high-resolution displays, both of which can be used to extend your workspace, enhance your productivity or offer gamers an extended field of view for enhanced immersion.      

Last year Samsung released their 49-inch CHG90 dual-FHD 3840×1080 QLED (Quantum Dot) display, offering end users HDR support, a 144Hz maximum refresh rate, FreeSync 2 functionality and a 32:9 aspect ratio. This display was a multi-monitor setup in itself, with no pesky bezels that could get in the way of the action. 

TFT Central has reported that Samsung has plans to invest further into ultra-wide display standards, with plans to release a 49-inch Dual-QHD equivalent of their CHG90 with a 5120×1440 resolution and a maximum refresh rate of 120Hz with a 1800R curvature. This display is said to use a VA panel and is set for production in September 2018, offering users a dual 1440p experience on a single monitor.  

  

Samsung reportedly working on a 49-inch 120Hz 5120x1440 monitor(Samsung’s 49-inch CHG90 3840×1080 monitor)

 

Alongside their 5120×1440 monster, Samsung is also said to be working on a 34-inch 144Hz 3440×1440 monitor, with production plans for Q3 2018, a display which seems like the ideal merger of high refresh rates, ultra-wide gaming and crisp screen resolutions. 

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