Alienware Teases New OLED Display

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Alienware leads the way with a brand new 55-inch OLED 4K display, complete with 120 Hz refresh rate

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[soccerdude84]

oled as a monitor, hello burn-in

 

[PapaCrazy]

I wish there were more gaming-focused 55" 4k TVs/Displays. Nvidia was supposed to come out with one that had G-Sync, but it was also exorbitant in price. As previous comment stated, OLED is probably bad for things that have static UIs. But something with quantum dot, 120hz, HDR support, and Freesync/G-Sync would be really nice. I don't see the need to upgrade to 4k unless it's on a giant display like this. But cost needs to drop, no reason they need to cost 2x a normal TV.

 

[CraigCore2]

I mean it IS a tv panel... I would be surprised to see if this isn't a panel bough from LG Display, like what every other TV manufacturer does. OLED TV panels and 120Hz isnt anything new, and even LG's new OLEDs allow for 4K 120Hz input through HDMI 2.1

 

[dirtydavew33]

Screen size is too big for anything other than showpiece gaming system. Not even the most mildly competitive informed player would ever entertain playing on such a screen

 

[mlee 2500]

Screen size is too big for anything other than showpiece gaming system. Not even the most mildly competitive informed player would ever entertain playing on such a screen

I couldn't agree with you more. In fact, when used as a desktop monitor, I've found 28" is too small for 4K resolution, and that anything larger then 32" extends past your natural peripheral vision, requiring you to move your neck and head constantly.

I like everything else about this screen....OLED, 4K, Higher Frequency....but it needs to be packaged into a 32" form factor in order to be practical for anyone who doesn't just roll their chair back and use a controller.