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Samsung S60UA 32″ 16:9 FreeSync QHD HDR LCD Monitor lets you do it in comfort and style. This 2560 x 1440 resolution QHD monitor is designed to provide rich, beautiful images with high-dynamic range color support delivering bright highlights and deep shadows for realistic photos, videos, and games. Additionally, AMD FreeSync technology works with the 75 Hz refresh rate to help minimize motion blur, screen tearing, and stuttering from fast-paced games and movies with compatible graphics cards.
Enjoy any content in stunning color accuracy and detail. With a wide range of colors, near limitless hues and HDR10, which makes dark colors darker and the brightest colors even brighter, every piece of content becomes a joy to look at and can be experienced exactly as the creator intended. When Eye Saver Mode is active, blue light levels are lowered, for reduced eye strain during long work hours.
Collaborate effectively without docking stations, port hubs or extra cords. The Samsung S60UA Series business monitor transmits power, display and data through one USB-C cable, keeping workstations clutter-free. A single cable connection transmits a digital display signal, data (USB) and Ethernet (LAN) while simultaneously charging your device (up to 90W). Connect any PC, tablet or mobile device that has a USB-C port, and you’ll have an instant workstation.
The monitor swivels, tilts, pivots and is height-adjustable, for greater user comfort. And since the monitor is VESA compatible, installation on a wall or separate mounting arm is easy. Connect two separate sources to the display and view simultaneously. Code in one window and see the results in the other. Included software makes window management easy.
What’s in the box: Samsung S60UA 32″ 16:9 FreeSync QHD HDR LCD Monitor, HDMI Cable, Power Cable (4.9′). WEPGPY
Price effective as of Nov 29, 2024 00:13:00 UTC
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