Tech News: LG to Unveil First Chromecast-enabled 34-Inch 4K UHD HDR10 Monitor at CES 2017

LG Electronics is daunting other Electronic manufacturers with its advanced gadgets tech releases every year. At the Consumer Electronics Show ( CES ) 2017 which that will kick off in Las Vegas in January and be ready to notice LG's 32" UHD 4K HDR Monitor.

VR-Zone explains about the upcoming HDR-compatible model which bears the Model No. 32UD99. The Model is pre-installed with Casting capabilities. It will offer 3,840*2,160 4K Resolution that supports HDR10 standard. It will be cast in an IPS Panel which is ideal for media content creators with 95% coverage of DCI-P3 color space that delivers pitch-perfect color accuracy. The LG 32UD99 specification list is lengthy. It will include USB Type-C port that has drastically reduced its width.

With LG's Rich Bass technology, the built-in speakers produce crisp surround sound that gives immense pleasure. Apart from the 32UD99, LG will also unveil 34UM79M which are a 34" 24:9 UltraWideMobile+Monitor. Similar to its sibling, the 34UM79M has chrome cast capabilities that allow streaming of games, movies, etc directly from your mobile devices.

The color contrast of both the Monitors is vibrant and seems real to life. The 34UM79M is the first pre-installed Chromecast-enabled Monitor. As per Digital Trends, the HDR10 standard support will have these two models to outrun its competitors. The customer can mount the monitors on walls or on a table and it will camouflage with its bezel-less edges and slim ArcLine. The USB-Type C port eliminates the extra wiring required to power the device, connect mobile or laptop, etc which helped LG to make the Monitor look more appealing. In these upcoming models, LG has ditched DisplayPort and HDMI and only USB Type-C Ports and Thunderbolt is available at disposal.

Booth #11100 is reserved by LG at CES 2017, Central Hall in Las Vegas Convention Centre to showcase what it offers.