South Korean tech giant Samsung is not used to missing the annual CES as it truly is one of the best places to showcase its new products. And of course, this time the company also did not come empty-handed, because just yesterday the manufacturer showed two high-quality monitors at once, which in turn are intended for a wide variety of audiences. And if you refer to the message of the authoritative publication The Verge, the above-named company decided to start its show by introducing its new Smart Monitor M8 to the world. At its core, it is a 32-inch 4K display that offers TV features just like its predecessors.
However, the difference from past generations here is that it now includes the so-called SmartThings hub, designed to control compatible smart home devices right from the screen. What’s more, it’s also much better suited for video chatting thanks to the included SlimFit magnetic webcam that users can use with Google Duo and many other apps. Don’t ignore the fact that the Smart Monitor M8 can also serve as a platform for using as-yet-unnamed games streaming services with wireless gamepad support. And if you refer to the words of Samsung, then more detailed information regarding this product will be announced as the device gets closer to launch.
And by the way, for some users, a very pleasant detail will be the fact that Workspace on Smart Monitor M8 integrates Microsoft 365 and many other cloud services designed to increase productivity into a single space. Not surprisingly, Samsung has not yet announced a price or even a release date for the Smart Monitor M8. And despite the fact that it is smaller than the 43-inch M7, which typically starts at $ 600, the smart home features in conjunction with the webcam will clearly have an impact on the cost by making it higher. However, another display that the company unveiled at the same time as the Smart Monitor M8 may cost less than many previous models.
The thing is, Samsung also showed the world the 32-inch Odyssey Neo G8 gaming monitor, which should be much smaller than the 49-inch Neo G9, while retaining the strong 1000R curve, mini-LED technology, 240Hz refresh rate and 2000 nits peak brightness. … Moreover, this monitor is also notable for the fact that it has a 4K resolution. And yes, at its core, this is the world’s first 4K monitor to support 240Hz and 1ms response time, according to Samsung. Well, the presence of support for technologies such as NVIDIA G-Sync, and AMD FreeSync Premium Pro should minimize various artifacts and image tearing.
