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Guru3D.com » News » MMD announces the new Philips 498P9, impressively large

MMD announces the new Philips 498P9, impressively large

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 07/27/2020 11:37 AM | source: | 9 comment(s)
MMD announces the new Philips 498P9, impressively large

MMD announces the new Philips 498P9 Brilliance 32:9 SuperWide curved LCD display, a 49” (48.8”/124 cm) monitor designed with professionals in mind.

This monitor is enriched with performance-enhancing features and with its 32:9 SuperWide 49” screen and a 5120 x 1440 pixel resolution, perfectly replaces two 27” 16:9 Quad HD displays set up side-by-side. The 498P9 offers a distraction-free visualisation and more comfort to the eyes, thanks to its 1800R curved display that ensures a wider field of view and subtly wraps around the user. The 498P9 is equipped with a VA panel, offering very high native contrast (3000:1), a 70 Hz refresh rate for smoothly moving visuals, a high colour accuracy (DeltaE < 2) and wide gamut coverage (sRGB 121%, AdobeRGB 91%). The monitor’s attraction goes even beyond this: with MultiView technology, professionals can connect a PC and a laptop at the same time, as it enables active dual-connect and view. Now every minute spent working is more efficient, more productive, and more comfortable.

Designed with your work needs in mind
With its size, the Philips 498P9 monitor makes work easier. It features a wide array of connectivity options, such as DisplayPort, HDMI and USB 3.2. The built-in MultiClient Integrated KVM switch, together with the MultiView function, allow users to control two separate devices simultaneously with a single monitor-keyboard-mouse set-up, saving even more time and space. You can just press a button and switch between sources connected via the two USB 3.2 uplink ports, boosting the most complex multi-tasking.

It is known that professionals who spend a lot of time in front of the monitor naturally benefit from the latest technological advancements. However, they also require a sense of comfort to ensure an optimal working environment. The Philips 498P9 display has it all, such as the ergonomic the Compact Ergo Base, a user-friendly Philips monitor base that tilts, swivels and is height-adjustable so each user can position the monitor for maximum viewing comfort and efficiency.

Beyond image and imagination
The Philips 498P9 monitor stands out from the crowd thanks to its wide range of technological features. Dual QHD resolution (5120 x 1440) ensures the massive screen delivers crisp details and picture fidelity – perfect for those tasks that require precision and accuracy. The image quality is enhanced even more thanks to SmartImage, an exclusive leading-edge technology that analyses the content displayed on the screen and optimises the display performance. Moreover, the Adaptive-Sync technology ensures effortlessly smooth action for fluid, artefact-free gaming performance to enjoy the SuperWide aspect ratio after working hours. For Philips, user comfort has always been a priority, so the 498P9 offers a multitude of features including LowBlue Mode and Flicker-Free technology to reduce flicker for less guru eye fatigue. With regard to sustainability, this new model can also score: by flicking the 0-Watt hard switch, users can completely cut off the monitor’s AC power, resulting in zero power consumption. Moreover, it meets environmental standards such as EnergyStar 8.0, EPEAT, RoHS, TCO Certified, and its packaging material is 100% recyclable.

The Philips 498P9 monitor is available from August 2020 with an MSRP of 889 EUR.



MMD announces the new Philips 498P9, impressively large MMD announces the new Philips 498P9, impressively large MMD announces the new Philips 498P9, impressively large MMD announces the new Philips 498P9, impressively large




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MBTP
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#5812619 Posted on: 07/27/2020 12:47 PM
Great to see the samsung panels getting more versions, i want some reviews on the lower end panels like this and how local dimming works on those, and if it even has it, because i was not able to spot whatever name Philipps give to their local dimming tech.
Even at 60 this could be a great monitor, even more if the price is substancially lower.

cryohellinc
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#5812626 Posted on: 07/27/2020 01:12 PM
Would love two of those stacked one of top of the other at my work. :D

blacknova
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#5812675 Posted on: 07/27/2020 04:19 PM
Would love two of those stacked one of top of the other at my work. :D

You probably wouldn't. I've 49" IPS non-curved TV perched on my desk right now roughly 1-1.2m away from me, it is not so fun to move eyes up and down constantly and edge details are invisible at angles I'm looking at them.
This one display is at least curved so you have better edge angles, but stacking 2 one above another would not be a lot better :)

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#5812676 Posted on: 07/27/2020 04:38 PM
You probably wouldn't. I've 49" IPS non-curved TV perched on my desk right now roughly 1-1.2m away from me, it is not so fun to move eyes up and down constantly and edge details are invisible at angles I'm looking at them.
This one display is at least curved so you have better edge angles, but stacking 2 one above another would not be a lot better :)
Well in my workflows I have several screens, and on one for instance, I work (the central one). Two side screens are for emails/communication / other statistical work related information streams.

So I would still be focused on the same central spot, but the benefit would be 1 bezel in the middle of the screen. ;)

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#5812677 Posted on: 07/27/2020 04:45 PM
Looks awesome, also props for that wallpaper.

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