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CES 2025 - LG Unveils Bendable 5K2K Gaming Monitor

bender

What time is it?
What possible use case is there for a bendable monitor at home?
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Tajaz2426

Psychology PhD from Wikipedia University
If it is better than the Samsung odyssey 50 pinchers I have with the smart functions. Pain in the bit to split the screen.


if someone with knowledge of the odyssey and this, could you tell which is better and where to look to see the differences. Thanks in advance.
 

lh032

I cry about Xbox and hate PlayStation.
this is the monitor for the type of people that says 5090 is affordable. :messenger_tears_of_joy:
 

Brucey

Member

hinch7

Member
Absolutely stunning, would be a nice upgrade from my Samsung G8 OLED.

Is it using a QD OLED panel?
Its from LG so it'll be a W-OLED or MLA. These should be running next generation MLA panels so hopefully it will catch up with QD OLED's in color vibrancy.

I would be itching to upgrade to one of these if I wasn't already happy with my G8. Maybe a in few years lol.
 

iHaunter

Member
This is exactly the size and resolution I ultimately want on my desk, but at a much lower curve (1500-1800R). I went and checked out the current 45" LG at Best Buy and that crazy curve is just too much for me. I loved curved for big monitors, but there's a sweet spot. 2300R is not enough of a curve, but 1000R is too much.

I'd like to see how the adjustable curve works in the real world.
PPI is atrocious.
 

RavionUHD

Member
So the 39 inch model seems to be identical, just smaller?

I would probably go for that one, mine is currently 34 inches.

PPI is atrocious.
My 34 inch 1440P Ultrawide is at 110 PPI (which is absolutely ok), so 124 (with 45 inches) or 143 (with 39 inches) is even better.
 

Mister Wolf

Member
If it’s connected to a 3d BD player, will 3d BD movies play as they would on a conventional 3dtv? (Except of course no 3d glasses needed)

No. The 3D is being controlled by PC software. Something called Simulated Reality and Acer's proprietary software. You would need to play the DVD or file on your computer.
 
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