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49" monitor Samsung CHG90

12.06.2017

The South Korean company Samsung introduced a new monitor CHG90, which became the first in the world on two counts at once. First, it's the first 49-inch ultra-widescreen model with a 32:9 aspect ratio. Secondly, it is the first monitor to support AMD Radeon FreeSync 2 technology. Called the Samsung CHG90, it features a curved quantum dot VA panel with a 1,8m radius of curvature.

The resolution of the monitor is 3840x1080 pixels. Response time - 1 ms. Refresh rate - 144 Hz. HDR technology is also supported. The coverage of the sRGB color space is 125%, DCI-P3 - 95%. The interface panel is represented by two HDMI, DisplayPort, mini-DisplayPort, audio jacks and a three-port USB 3.0 hub.

The price of the novelty is $1500.

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DDR4 modules were demonstrated at the recent Computex 2014, and now the Japanese store Akiba PC Hotline has started accepting orders for them. DDR4-2133 products are manufactured by SanMax based on SKHynix microchips. The SMD4-U16G27H-21P-D set of two 8 GB modules each will cost $350, while the SMD4-U32G28H-21P-Q set of four 8 GB modules is priced at $685. The modules have 288 pins and operate at 1,2V.

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