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 along with a 1ms response time (normally IPS tech is much slower).On top of that, you also get a 144Hz refresh rate, and the 38WN95C is officially Nvidia G-Sync compatible, so its easy to imagine how gamers who fancy a 21:9 panel might be salivating at this point. And ultrawide monitors are certainly proving more and more popular these days, for those who want a truly immersive and cinematic experience with the latest games.Furthermore, the LG 38WN95C also sports Thunderbolt 3 connectivity, and that IPS display is certified as covering 98% of the DCI P3 color space, meaning colors are highly realistic and true to life (plus on the HDR front, the display is also certified as VESA DisplayHDR 600).If you dont want ultrawide, then LG has new UltraGear gaming monitors on offer, with a 27-inch model, 34-inch and 38-inch (pictured top). These are 4K screens, again with an IPS panel that has a 1ms response time, and a refresh rate of 144Hz; although in this case it can be overclocked to 160Hz.The main difference between these three models, aside from the size, is that the 34-inch will support VESA DisplayHDR 400, whereas the 27-inch and 38-inch are certified as VESA DisplayHDR 600.All these monitors are getting an upgraded stand, by the way, which LG says offers more stability than its previous design, not to mention it looks better (which never hurts). These screens support adaptive sync tech and are G-Sync compatible.(Image credit: LG)Finally, the hardware manufacturer has something a little different in the form of the LG UltraFine Ergo Display, which as the name suggests, offers some ergonomic benefits although considerably beyond what we normally see in the monitor world.This is a 32-inch 4K IPS monitor thats on an arm attached to a stand which is essentially a cylinder that is clamped to your desk (see the image above). So the monitor effectively takes up no space, and using the flexible arm, it can be adjusted to all manner of different positions.In the workplace, this means you can even swivel it around to face in the opposite direction, to quickly show a colleague something on your screen, for instance.LGs 32UN880 also promises excellent color reproduction and accuracy its an UltraFine display after all and the company notes that its USB-C One Cable solution means you wont have any clutter of leads, either. This is one minimalist monitor, thats for sure.The full specs include a 4K resolution, as mentioned, a 5ms response time, 60Hz refresh rate, and it supports HDR10, as well as FreeSync.No pricing has been mentioned for any of these products yet, although we could hear more about the potential damage to your wallet which may well be substantial in some cases here at CES 2020.RWsLHotMhNst9zE9vzmKe9.jpg?# )
LG has lifted the curtain on a bunch of monitors which it will show off at CES 2020, including a 38-inch ultrawide which has a seriously tempting spec.LGs new 38-inch ultrawide has a curved screen with a resolution of 3,840 x 1,600, and its another big Nano IPS monitor, meaning it gives you an IPS panel (with those vivid colors, and great viewing angles) along with a 1ms response time (normally IPS tech is much slower).On top of that, you also get a 144Hz refresh rate, and the 38WN95C is officially Nvidia G-Sync compatible, so its easy to imagine how gamers who fancy a 21:9 panel might be salivating at this point.
And ultrawide monitors are certainly proving more and more popular these days, for those who want a truly immersive and cinematic experience with the latest games.Furthermore, the LG 38WN95C also sports Thunderbolt 3 connectivity, and that IPS display is certified as covering 98% of the DCI P3 color space, meaning colors are highly realistic and true to life (plus on the HDR front, the display is also certified as VESA DisplayHDR 600).If you dont want ultrawide, then LG has new UltraGear gaming monitors on offer, with a 27-inch model, 34-inch and 38-inch (pictured top).
These are 4K screens, again with an IPS panel that has a 1ms response time, and a refresh rate of 144Hz; although in this case it can be overclocked to 160Hz.The main difference between these three models, aside from the size, is that the 34-inch will support VESA DisplayHDR 400, whereas the 27-inch and 38-inch are certified as VESA DisplayHDR 600.All these monitors are getting an upgraded stand, by the way, which LG says offers more stability than its previous design, not to mention it looks better (which never hurts).
These screens support adaptive sync tech and are G-Sync compatible.(Image credit: LG)Finally, the hardware manufacturer has something a little different in the form of the LG UltraFine Ergo Display, which as the name suggests, offers some ergonomic benefits although considerably beyond what we normally see in the monitor world.This is a 32-inch 4K IPS monitor thats on an arm attached to a stand which is essentially a cylinder that is clamped to your desk (see the image above).
So the monitor effectively takes up no space, and using the flexible arm, it can be adjusted to all manner of different positions.In the workplace, this means you can even swivel it around to face in the opposite direction, to quickly show a colleague something on your screen, for instance.LGs 32UN880 also promises excellent color reproduction and accuracy its an UltraFine display after all and the company notes that its USB-C One Cable solution means you wont have any clutter of leads, either.
This is one minimalist monitor, thats for sure.The full specs include a 4K resolution, as mentioned, a 5ms response time, 60Hz refresh rate, and it supports HDR10, as well as FreeSync.No pricing has been mentioned for any of these products yet, although we could hear more about the potential damage to your wallet which may well be substantial in some cases here at CES 2020.RWsLHotMhNst9zE9vzmKe9.jpg?#
