Meant to handle business tasks, and consumers personal needs Dell has introduced its latest Ultra High Definition monitors the company said in a press release.
"We are excited to announce Ultra High Definition monitors in sizes and price points that will be compelling to customers seeking higher resolution," Bert Park, vice president and general manager, for displays and client peripherals at Dell said in a statement. "Today's announcement reinforces how Dell has led in product innovation by making the latest monitor technologies available to everyone, regardless of their usage or budget."
Consumers can buy the UltraSharp 32 Ultra HD monitor throughout the world for $3,499. The company's UltraSharp 24 Ultra HD monitor is on sale in the United States for a minimum $1,399. It goes international Dec. 16. The UltraSharp 28 Ultra HD version hits store shelves the beginning of next year.
The UltraSharp 32, has an Ultra HD 3840 x 2160 resolution and high pixel density on a vast screen measuring 31.5 inches. The screens allow users to have more than one program open at once, and next to each other.
The screens are also meant for graphic designers, video and game makers, computer aided design and computer aided manufacturing designers, engineers, and photographers.
Consumers can look at icons from several different angles on the UltraSharp 24 Ultra HD monitor with a 28.3 inch screen. Icons and applications are also accessible on a clear screen that can hold quadruple the amount of data compared to a regular high-definition screen.
The UltraSharp 28 monitor has several inserts where users will be able to connect their smartphones, and computer tablets to if they want to view information from their mobile phones in a bigger capacity.
Users will also be able to plug in laptops, personal computers, and other extras into the monitor, which is expected to be the best deal in the computer business.
