Philips Monitors has launched a new 32-inch display with 4K Ultra High Definition (UHD) resolution, to cater to the growing demand for super-fine resolutions at comparatively modest screen dimensions.

The BDM3275UP display offers 4K UHD clarity for detail-rich entertainment such as movies and games, as well as for data-intensive office applications, a statement said.

With 3,840 x 2,160 pixels, UHD or 4K resolution packs four times as many pixels per inch of screen as Full HD (1,920 x 1,080) and delivers four times the clarity. The new display creates an even more complete line-up of screen sizes at the ultra-high resolution, which already features 28-inch, and 40-inch models, according to the statement.

It offers rich 10-bit colour support for natural, gradation-free colour reproduction, Philips flicker-free technology to regulate brightness and reduce flicker, as well as an advanced IPS-AHVA panel for extra-wide viewing angles of 178 degrees, so the quality can be enjoyed from nearly any angle, even side on.

Thomas Schade, vice president EMEA at MMD, a leading technology company and brand license partner for Philips Monitors, said: “The 32-inch UltraClear UHD display gives users such as designers, architects and office professionals even greater midsize display choices for putting super-fine resolution on their desks.”

“With its clarity and brilliance, 4K UHD really makes a difference to the viewing experience, retaining superb precision and detail even when users divide their screen into multiple areas. At 32 inches, the display is large enough to create a great sense of space, but it’s still compact enough to leave plenty of room on the desk,” he added.

With superfast connectivity options including Display Port for data transfer speeds of up to 10.8 Gbps, MHL for streaming mobile content (while charging the mobile device at the same time), universal HDMI and USB 3.0, the new display enables users to connect high bandwidth digital sources and enjoy uncompressed video and audio content with zero-latency refresh in UHD 4K clarity.

The display also features MultiView technology, so users can simultaneously view streams from two devices (PC and notebook, for instance) in separate screen partitions.

The display also has a Smart ErgoBase feature that enables it to be tilted, swivelled and lowered almost to desk level for a comfortable viewing angle.

The new Philips 32-inch display with 4K resolution will be available this month, the statement said. - TradeArabia News Service