Samsung Seems To be Working on Odyssey Neo curved gaming monitor with mini LED

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 03/26/2021 08:31 AM | source: | 14 comment(s)

Samsung does like its share of immersive monitors, and the Odyssey series surely falls in that category. It seems they're working on the next generation, NEO series. And these would be based on Mini LED for super contrast-rich gaming and no clouding.

Odyssey Neo would/could be the successor to the Odyssey G9 released last year. A mini led version of the G9 has also been announced. However, the Odyssey Neo surfaced in a trademark file ( .pdf ). The trademark request shows the naming to be a gaming monitor, not TV. 'Odyssey Neo' falls in into Class 9, ' LED displays; gaming monitors; computer monitors'.

Minileds are almost multiple dozens of times smaller than a regular LED light, which means that the backlight can illuminate much more accurately. That makes the contrast higher; illuminated areas of the screen are brighter, while dark areas are darker. It is not known when Samsung will launch the Odyssey Neo gaming monitor.

Sources: LetsGoDigital , EUIPO via Hardware info

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Karl
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#5899910 Posted on: 03/27/2021 09:48 PM

5120x1600 monitor please

Undying
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#5899916 Posted on: 03/27/2021 10:43 PM

5120x1600 monitor please

You'll need rtx3090 to drive those pxiels.

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#5899921 Posted on: 03/27/2021 11:02 PM

You'll need rtx3090 to drive those pxiels.

It's not like it's a stupidly high resolution, it's still less than 4k.

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#5899922 Posted on: 03/27/2021 11:11 PM

It's not like it's a stupidly high resolution, it's still less than 4k.

Its quite there being an super ultrawide and those 240hz do really needs some grunt.

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#5899924 Posted on: 03/27/2021 11:23 PM

Its quite there being an super ultrawide and those 240hz do really needs some grunt.

Obviously but nobody is going to drive this monitor at 240fps in AAA games while maxed out. And nobody is going to drive the high refresh 4k monitors either. Not with this generation of gpus.

I'm waiting for this to come out and buy it or get the G9 on a discounted price if the Neo is quite expensive, which it most likely will be (I'm guessing £1700+ on release). The G9 can be had for £1049 already which will most likely dip bellow £1000 by the time Neo comes out (July).

I want a super ultrawide for sim racing, for when I don't fancy VR.

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