OLED Gaming Monitors: LG shows off a new 39-inch panel with META 2.0

As part of SID Display Week 2024, LG Display recently introduced a new 39-inch OLED panel intended for future gaming displays and based on the META 2.0 technology introduced at the beginning of the year. LG has had the unusual diagonal size of the screen since March UltraGear OLED 39GS95QE-B On offer and it is clear that it will continue to be relied upon in a future model, but with more brightness, among other things.

LG OLED: Your gaming display isn't just brighter, it's faster, too

in advertisement At Display Week, there's talk of a “39-inch ultra-wide gaming OLED panel” with a 21:9 ratio and 800R curvature (roughly equivalent to an 800mm radius curvature). Maximize immersion by “providing the same viewing distance from the center and edges of the screen.”

According to LG, META 2.0 offers a “leading brightness improvement of approximately 42 percent” compared to the first iteration, with a peak brightness of up to 3,000 nits. In contrast to the previous 39-inch 1440p 240Hz panel, the new version should be as high as the resolution. Examine the notebook They also appear to be relying on the 480Hz frequency, which is still new to OLED displays and isn't expected to appear in display form until fall of this year at the earliest. More details are not yet known.