The two new displays are the LG UltraFine Display (32UQ85R)
and the new DualUp Monitor (28MQ780), and of the two, the latter is definitely
the more unique one.
As announced by LG, the DualUp Monitor comes with model number 28MQ780 and is offered for professionals who are into multitasking work such as content creation and coding. It has a 27.6-inch screen size. The monitor features a Square Double QHD (2,560x2,880 pixels) resolution and has a vertical split view function. It features a Nano IPS display with 16:18 aspect ratio, 98 percent coverage of the DCI-P3 colour gamut, offers 300 nits of peak brightness, and 1,000:1 contrast ratio.
Other display features of LG DualUp Monitor include HDR10,
5ms response time, and a three-side borderless design. It comes with an Ergo
second generation stand which clamps securely to most desks and tables.
Connectivity options on the monitor include two HDMI, one DisplayPort, and
three USB ports. There are two 7W MaxxAudio stereo speakers, onscreen controls,
and auto brightness features as well.
LG UltraFine Display comes with model number 32UQ85R and is aimed at art directors, graphic designers, photo/ video editors and livestreamers. It has a 32-inch 4K ultra-HD (3,840x2,160 pixels) resolution and a Nano IPS Black panel which offers 2,000:1 contrast ratio. It also covers 98 percent of the DCI-P3 colour gamut for deep blacks and vibrant colour reproduction. It has a 16:9 aspect ratio, offers 400 nits of peak brightness, Display HDR400 support, and 5ms response time.
Other features of LG UltraFine Display include Color Auto
Configuration, AMD FreeSync Technology, three-side borderless design, and two
5W MaxxAudio stereo speakers. There is also a detachable Auto Self-Calibration
sensor. LG says that the calibration can be scheduled via LG's intuitive
software. For connectivity, the monitor comes with two HDMI, one DisplayPort,
and three USB ports.
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