Samsung Electronics today has announced the roll out
of CJ79 34-inch and CJ89 43-inch curved monitors. The CJ79 features Intel’s
Thunderbolt 3 connectivity and is designed for creative and business audiences.
It was introduced at the CES earlier this year, and is compatible with Macs and
PCs, the CJ79 features two Thunderbolt 3 ports that transmit display, data, and
power at a processing speed of up to 40 Gigabits per second, eight times faster
than USB 3.0, and simultaneously charges devices up to 85 watts(W).
The Samsung CJ79 34-inch (3440×1440) features an
ultra-wide curved display with its 21:9 aspect ratio. It supports
Picture-by-Picture (PBP) feature, professionals can display two sources and for
optimal multi-tasking, the Picture-in-Picture (PIP) feature allows users to
resize the second source to up to 25 percent of the screen and position.
It comes with height-adjustable stand and tilt
functionality allowing users to customize the positions. The monitor features
Quantum Dot technology with across a 125% sRGB color spectrum. The curved VA
panel technology produces a 3,000:1 contrast ratio far surpassing conventional
monitors and amplifies previously hidden details across the entire screen
through pristine shades, deeper blacks, and brighter whites.
The AMD FreeSync synchronizes the refresh rate of
graphics cards to reduce image tearing and stutter. As for the CJ89 43 /
49-inch curved monitor, these come with 3840 x 1200 resolution, 32:10 aspect
ratio, built-in KVM switch, two USB-Type C ports and built-in stereo speakers.
The Samsung’s CJ79 and CJ89 (43″ and 49″) monitors
are currently available in Europe, and will eventually roll out worldwide.
These are also available in Hong Kong at HK$ 9,080 (US$ 1,155), HK$ 11,980 (US$ 1,525) and HK$ 13,980 (US$
1,780), respectively.
