CES 2021: LG’s 4K OLED monitor arrives

Some information about the UltraFine OLED Pro has come to light, but unfortunately the purchase price is not among them.

If one hears that OLED, most of us will probably think of LG’s latest TVs, but slowly, even for smartphones, it counts to be a hit if a top model isn’t equipped with such a panel. Interestingly, displays capable of perfectly displaying black (making it one of the best HDR experiences) are the most common for the smallest and largest devices, but models based on OLED technology are rare among monitors, but now LG has introduced it, which is already well known for its TVs. first such solution.

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The monitor, codenamed 32EP950 but also found under UltraFine OLED Pro, has not yet shared much information from the manufacturer, in the following, not too long video, the panel features (31.5-inch screen, 3840×2160 pixel resolution, 99% DCI -P3 and Adobe RGB color space coverage) focused mainly on the use as a KVM switch.

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Of course, the former alone can cause gypsy rounding, as this type of display technology is one of the best solutions not only for media consumption, but also for content production, but the latter is also not a common function – at least for non-corporate devices. In essence, we can share our peripherals connected to the USB Type-A ports between several computers connected to the monitor, so we don’t have to keep multiple keyboard-mouse pairs on the desktop, and when switching inputs, the input devices also control the currently active device.

By the way, you can find everything you would expect today from the connector, on the back there are three USB Type-A and a single USB Type-C, as well as a headphone output, as well as an HDMI and two DisplayPort inputs. The date of the market release and the expected purchase price are not public yet, but based on the properties, it may be better not to hurt our hearts by knowing the amount yet.