Samsung announces world's first 4K 240Hz Mini-LED gaming monitor

Samsung's new 32-inch 4K 240Hz gaming monitor is a world's first -- the new Samsung Odyssey Neo G9 packs 4K 240FPS insanity.

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Samsung has claimed at CES 2022 that it has unveiled the world's first 4K 240Hz gaming monitor, with the introduction of the new Odyssey Neo G8 gaming monitor.

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The new Samsung Odyssey Neo G8 gaming monitor rocks a large 32-inch 4K panel, with a blistering 240FPS... you're going to need a next-gen GPU like NVIDIA's soon-to-arrive GeForce RTX 3090 Ti graphics card. Samsung's new Odyssey Neo G8 gaming monitor has a curved design, with a 1000W curvature and rocks a Quantum Mini-LED panel.

Samsung's own "Quantum Mini LED" sees the company slimmed down to 1/40 compared to existing LEDs, as well as having Samsung's in-house quality control technology "Quantum Matrix" with a max brightness of 2000 nits. Samsung has "Quantum HDR 2000" for the ultimate in quantum gaming and quantum lifestyle inside of the quantum metaverse, or something.

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  • HDMI 2.1 x 2
  • DisplayPort 1.4 x 1
  • 'CoreSync' function that automatically recognizes the color of the screen and matches the backlighting and color of the product
  • Connects IT devices such as game consoles to the monitor or power It is equipped with many convenient gaming-related functions, such as 'Auto Source Switch+', which automatically recognizes and switches to the screen of the device when it is turned on.
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