Acer, a leading name in gaming technology, has announced a thrilling addition to its gaming display lineup with the Predator Z57. Unveiled ahead of CES 2024, this 57-inch curved display is set to redefine the gaming experience. Here’s a closer look at what gamers can expect from this new powerhouse.
The Predator Z57 boasts a colossal 57-inch curved display, delivering an immersive gaming experience. With a remarkable resolution of 7680×2160 pixels, gamers can expect crisp visuals and stunning details. The 120Hz refresh rate ensures smooth gameplay, making it a compelling choice for avid gamers.
Acer has integrated MiniLED backlighting into the Z57, enhancing contrast and providing a visual feast for gamers. This feature sets the display apart from typical LCD monitors, promising a more vibrant and dynamic gaming experience.
In a nod to reducing screen-tearing, the Z57 comes equipped with AMD FreeSync Premium. Gamers will appreciate the attention to connectivity, including a 90W USB-C PD port, dual HDMI 2.1 ports, and a single DisplayPort 1.3 port. The inclusion of a built-in KVM switch allows users to effortlessly switch between multiple devices.
Acer promises exceptional visuals with 2,304 dimming zones, HDR support, and a peak brightness of 1,000 nits. The display covers an impressive 98 percent of the DCI-P3 color gamut, ensuring vibrant and true-to-life colors. Moreover, the Z57 supports multi-source display, enabling picture-in-picture or side-by-side split-screen modes for a versatile viewing experience.
Audio quality is not compromised with the Z57, which features dual 10W speakers, enhancing the immersive gaming atmosphere. The adjustable stand offers flexibility, allowing users to tilt, swivel, and adjust the height according to their preferences.
The Predator Z57 is set to hit the market in the second quarter, with a price tag of $2,499.99 in the US and €2,399 in Europe. South African gamers can anticipate the local pricing to align with the international market, bearing in mind the current exchange rate of $1 to R18.77.
Comparisons with Samsung’s 57-inch Odyssey Neo G9 reveal some differences. While both displays share similarities, the Odyssey Neo G9 boasts a higher refresh rate at 240Hz and marginally more dimming zones at 2,392. Importantly, the Odyssey Neo G9 has been available at a sale price just under $2,000 in the US, making it a more budget-friendly option for gamers.
In addition to the Predator Z57, Acer announced updates to its smaller 34-inch Predator X34 OLED curved monitor. The new version features a 240Hz panel, a significant upgrade from its previous 175Hz capability. Furthermore, Acer introduced a larger version of the same display, the 39-inch Predator X39, maintaining the same specifications.
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