Philips reveal their new 349X7FJEW 3440x1440 21:9 100Hz FreeSync display
Philips reveal their new 349X7FJEW 3440x1440 21:9 100Hz FreeSync display
Published: 19th April 2017 | Source: Philips |
Philips reveal new 349X7FJEW 3440x1440 21:9 100Hz FreeSync display
Philips have clarified the specifications of their new 349X7FJEW 3440x1440 21:9 FreeSync display, confirming that this display will support refresh rates from 40-100Hz with LFC.
With DisplayPort and HDMI 2.0 this display will support refresh rates of 40-100Hz, and also support between 40-60Hz using HDMI 1.4. This gives this display a large dynamic refresh range when considering its price of £759 in the UK, though at this time the Philips 349X7FJEW is not available at any UK retailers.
This display will come with support for 100x100 Vesa mounts, coming with support for both HDMI and DisplayPort connections. This display also comes with a three-way USB 3.0 splitter. This display will also come with an 1800R curve, with built-in 5w speakers.
The 349X7FJEW 3440x1440 FreeSync display comes with a VA panel and covers 117.3% of the sRGB colour gamut, giving this display great colour reproduction and a 4ms response time.
This display is expected to become more widely available at UK retailers soon with an MSRP of £759.
You can join the discussion on Philips' 349X7FJEW new 3440x1440 21:9 100Hz FreeSync display on the OC3D Forums.
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Quite like this one 
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QuoteShe's a bulky one. I like it otherwise. Good specifications at a not unreasonable price.Quote
40-100hz?
Not bad at that res. But I am slightly disappointed. I just hope Vega is good enough to stay above 40
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Not bad at that res. But I am slightly disappointed. I just hope Vega is good enough to stay above 40
QuoteJust about the same specs as Samsung's recent ultrawide offering, the CF791. Unfortunately, not a 10-bit, HDR capable monitor. The wait continues...Quote
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Originally Posted by The3DLink
Just about the same specs as Samsung's recent ultrawide offering, the CF791. Unfortunately, not a 10-bit, HDR capable monitor. The wait continues...
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No monitor is HDR yet. I by that I mean true full scale HDR, not that half-baked in support.Quote
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