We can say that this year's CES truly kicks off the era of cheap 4K monitors, as Las Vegas is teeming with 4K displays priced under $1 these days. Just when it seemed that the cheapest product in this category was presented by ASUS, with a price of $000, Dell enters the scene, which has already announced that it is going to introduce the first 799K monitor with a price under $4. New reports confirm that Dell with a price he really wasn't lying and that the price of the 1-inch monitor is less than $000.
The company confirmed today at the trade show in Vegas that its 28-inch UHD monitor will start selling at a rather aggressive price of $699. His monitor is thus $100 cheaper than the monitor from ASUS, which offers the same diagonal. The P2815Q monitor has an IPS LED display with a resolution of 3840 x 2160 pixels. The monitor can be turned vertically at any time, but its refresh rate is still a question. Dell has not yet mentioned it, so the question is whether it will be 60Hz or 30Hz. Finally, the release date news is also pleasing. The Dell P2815Q will go on sale on January 23rd.
