As we approach the new year, tech companies are starting to break cover with their impending hardware refreshes. LG is the latest to join the party with a look an early look at its monitor lineup for 2018.
At the forefront is the 32UK950, a 32-inch 4K monitor using LG's nano IPS tech, which it says enhances color accuracy. In addition to displaying 98 percent of the DCI-P3 color spectrum, LG says that the 32UK950 will support HDR at a brightness of 600 candela. Other perks include Thunderbolt 3 with support for daisy chaining 4K displays, as well as a nearly borderless display design.
In terms of ultrawides, LG is planning to launch the 34WK95U, a 34-inch 21:9 display running at a 5K resolution. Like the 32UK950, LG says that the 34WK95U packs its nano IPS tech, Thunderbolt 3, and HDR support at the same brightness.
Other than the above specs, LG is pretty light on details. We're expecting to see more of these new displays when CES 2018 kicks off in January, where LG says it will also be showing off a new 34-inch QHD gaming monitor with G-Sync. Presumably, we'll also hear more about pricing and availability at CES as well.
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