LG releases a 34-inch curved surface display that is tailored for gamers

The surface display may be the next trend for electronic devices, and at the upcoming 2015 CES, we will probably see more surface TVs, curved surface computers, and surface displays.

LG has been a positive catalyst in this field. According to the Verge, LG today released a 34-inch (ultrawide) curved desktop computer display designed for gamers, supporting AMD's Freesync synchronous refresh technology to effectively solve the problem of tearing the screen and bring a smoother gaming experience.

The display uses a very wide screen, with a height ratio of 21:9, compared to 16:9 of the display, you can see more details when playing some large games. Although LG is not the first manufacturer to launch a 21:9 display, LG says the new Ultrawide is the best in the same scale display, and its IPS panel can display colors with extreme accuracy, rendering 99% sRGB colors, and screen resolution 3440 X 1440, visual angle up to 178 degrees.

Of course, in addition to the game, this new display can also be applied to other areas. For example, a securities trader can put two or four monitors together and view the market at any time through an oversized screen, and office white-collar workers can also use the big screen to edit spreadsheets more easily. The following two diagrams are examples of the actual applications of LG.

At present, LG has not released the price of this ultrawide display and the date of listing, I believe that at the opening of the CES next week, we will be able to learn more information.