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Samsung CJ791, the first QLED monitor with Thunderbolt 3 connectivity

Samsung CJ791 monitor announced, the first monitor on the market that combines QLED technology, Thunderbolt 3 connectivity and a curved screen, offering great image quality.

Monitors are no longer simply monitors and are evolving towards high-performance, high-performance solutions that offer great connectivity, as well as great image quality. The Samsung CJ791 is an example of this evolution, since it is the first monitor in the world that makes use of a QLED-type panel and also has Thunderbolt 3. This monitor is curved and has a 34-inch panel, in addition to the aforementioned QLED technology, which is the new bet of the South Korean company.

Although QLED offers better image quality than OLED panels, it has a problem and that is that they are still extremely expensive. It is not designed for the professional segment, but is intended for the entertainment market, so it becomes the first, intended for this audience, to implement Thunderbolt 3 connectivity. Thanks to having this type of connectivity, the monitor It can be connected to the computer and other peripherals can be connected to the monitor, since this technology allows the installation of devices in a chain.

Regarding the specifications of this Samsung CJ791, we must highlight that the 34-inch panel offers a resolution of 3440 × 1440 pixels, which will give a great image quality thanks to a pixel size of x2.5, with respect to resolutions of 1080p monitors. The bezels on this monitor are very slim, which makes it perfect for multi-monitor setups. The base is also adjustable in height and inclination, which offers great ergonomics and allows the user to configure it freely.

This monitor has the ability to reproduce 125% of the colors of the sRGB spectrum, making it a great option for those who dedicate themselves to professionally retouching images or users who want great fidelity of colors for their work. . Neither price nor date of arrival on the market have been given.

Source: TPU

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