LG could show off a new foldable gaming monitor at CES 2021, with a screen that can go from flat to curved with the push of a button. Flip phones are becoming more and more popular, and we've seen some exciting developments in rollable and foldable TVs that can be tucked away when not in use, so it's no surprise to see the same technology. used in gaming monitors, providing a convenient way to reduce the number of screens needed in your home. Engadget reports that the "Bendable CSO (Cinematic Sound OLED) display" will be a 4-inch 48K monitor with a flat mode for watching TV and movies, and a curved option for gaming. It wouldn't be the company's first foray into makeover displays: Its first commercially available rollable TV is already on sale in South Korea, and at CES 2021 it debuted a screen that descends from the ceiling like a projection screen. What's different here is the Cinematic Sound feature, which effectively turns the entire panel into a speaker.
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At this point, LG's foldable monitor will only be a demo model, and if it sees a general release, such a design will undoubtedly come at a steep price. LG's rollable OLED launched at ₩100,000,000 in South Korea and €87,000 in the US, or around €67,000/A€123,000. However, the relatively limited range of motion compared to a foldable phone or rollable TV should mean it's more durable, and if it can replace your TV, gaming monitor and soundbar, that's certainly one to look at. This year's CES will take place entirely online from January 11-14. Instead of flocking to the Las Vegas Convention Center as in previous years, the world's largest technology companies will showcase their products at virtual events. TechRadar will bring you all the latest news the moment it arrives, so bookmark our program guide and stay tuned to make sure you don't miss a thing. Today's Best Gaming Monitor Deals LG 38GN950-B 38” Ultragear…Samsung Dual QHD CRG9…Alienware Curved 34 Gaming…BenQ 32 Inch UHD 4K Monitor,…MSI Optix MPG341CQR 34” ...
