Samsung is often seen pushing the boundaries in the electronics industry, including screen technologies. It leverages its super modern fabrication facilities and design ambitions to produce some ground breaking display products such as The Wall earlier this year, and the 49-inch 32:9 Grand Circle display last year, and its smartphone displays are very well regarded too. Inside these products you will find the newest tech minimising screen and bezel thicknesses and upgrading the visual quality, most recently with its QLED display tech.
A couple of days back TFT Central revealed that Samsung is concentrating its display development on four key areas; Ultrawide formats, curved panels, quantum dot powered colour gamut enhancements, and faster refresh rates. It backed up this assertion by highlighting a new 49-inch sized VA panel scheduled for production around September 2018.
Going back half a year ago we saw Samsung launch the CHG90 QLED Gaming Monitor at Gamescom. This 49-inch diagonal screen equipped offering was heralded as "the world's largest QLED gaming monitor". It sported a super ultra-wide 32:9 aspect ratio with its resolution of 3840 x 1080 pixels. This curved HDR screen had a max 144Hz refresh rate and supports FreeSync 2.
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Originally Posted by Hans de Vries
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