Samsung Odyssey Ark Is Ready To Launch Soon
New, curving 55-inch Samsung Odyssey Ark displays are expected to hit the shelves in August. But there are no further specifics on the technical data at this time. The 55-inch curved monitor is expected to go on sale in August, according to a report from the Korean website ETNews.
The Odyssey Ark has generated a lot of excitement since it was unveiled and demonstrated at CES in January, so its eventual release has been eagerly anticipated. However, at this moment, a number of the features, such as the HDR capability, brightness, and port configurations, are unknown.
As a bonus, Samsung’s curved monitor measuring 55 inches was spotted at the Korean Radio Research Agency and the Energy Agency in the past few weeks. This hints that the corporation is getting ready to launch the product and preparing it for sale to the public.
There is currently a lack of information regarding this monitor. The manufacturer has said that the display would feature a 16:9 aspect ratio and be capable of rotation, tilting, and pivoting on its stand. In addition to this, it disclosed that it would be available in the latter part of 2022. (which the reported August window falls squarely in). People will pay attention to you even if you don’t disclose the price or the refresh rate when you arrive with a monitor that promises to tower over you while you’re using it physically. Let’s be honest about it.
Only a 16:9 4K OLED screen with pivot, tilt and rotation capability has been shown so far in the monitor’s presentation. The user option dictates that the aspect ratio can be changed to ultrawide 21:9 or ultrawide 49:9.
The Odyssey Ark’s price has not yet been announced. The 49-inch Odyssey Neo G9, for example, has some bloggers speculating that the monitor could sell for as much as $2,500. The $1,800 Odyssey Neo G9 curved monitor is another option.
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