Samsung unveiled four new monitors at CES, including two curved gaming models and two flat ones for photographers and designers.

Samsung Unveils Four New Monitors at CES: Two Curved for Gamers and Two Flat for Photographers and Designers

Korean tech giant Samsung has introduced four new monitors at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas. The lineup includes two curved gaming models as well as a pair of flat monitors tailored to photographers and designers. All four are positioned in the company’s flagship segment, promising top-of-the-line features.

Curved Gaming Monitors

The CHG90 is an ultra-wide 49-inch monitor that boasts a 32:9 aspect ratio with a resolution of 3840×1080 pixels. It also comes equipped with AMD FreeSync technology which helps eliminate screen tearing, stuttering or input lag during gameplay – all while providing smooth graphics performance.

The other gaming model is the CHG70 series which comes in both 27- inch and 31.5-inch sizes; they feature QLED displays that offer high dynamic range (HDR) support, quantum dot color reproduction along with refresh rates up to144Hz, making them ideal choices for gamers who want immersive visuals without sacrificing speed or accuracy.

Flat Monitors for Photographers & Designers

If you’re more into content creation than playing games then you might be interested in one of Samsung’s flat-screened desktops instead:

T3OOO: A professional-grade display aimed primarily towards graphic artists offering Adobe RGB color coverage alongside HDR10 support;
CJ791:A sleek-looking alternative featuring Thunderbolt connectivity allowing it to connect directly to your MacBook Pro whilst still serving up stunning visuals through its built-in Quantum Dot panel technology.

All these latest offerings from Samsung promise cutting-edge technologies like quantum dots panels supported by HDR standards ensuring brighter colors onscreen delivery than ever before!