Samsung launches the world's largest QLED gaming monitor

[jigger]

It actually seems like decent value by comparison. A craptastic Gsync 2560x1440 with horrendous light bleed isn't far off this price. If the build and image quality is right this will probably sell well. Still way out of my price range.

[Elspuddy]

Can hexus get one in for review ?

[Friesiansam]

Damned expensive way to get rid of the central bezels in a dual 1080p setup.

[GinoLatino]

That isn't the ratio you're looking for...

[Iota]

I think for that price I would prefer to have two 27" monitors with minimal bezels and use the rest of the money to upgrade my graphics card to run them.....

[Ttaskmaster]

A craptastic Gsync 2560x1440 with horrendous light bleed isn't far off this price.

A good 2nd hand one with minimal bleed is even cheaper, it seems. Got me an XB270HU for £150 the other month.

[nobodyspecial]

ROFL...super wide...Ugh..How about a TALL monitor, you know, 16:10 Until then...I can wait, at least until my 24in dell dies or my 22in I suppose also...LOL, but both are 16:10.

[trillo_del_diavolo]

What are you on about? This is nothing to do with OLED or any other self-emitting display technology. It's a plain old LCD.

That's what I thought. Being sued over calling LCD TVs "LED" taught them nothing, apparently, and their page about this "new" technology is nothing but empty words.

Which will hurt them in the future if true QLED panels actually get into production. What comes around, goes around.