CES 2024: Samsung Unveils Refreshed iMac-Style 32-Inch 4K Smart Monitor

[svish]

Looks like a minor update to a decent display from Samsung. Not expecting to see a price change for the new models.

 

[randian]

I'm hoping for Samsung to offer an updated 57" G9 with USB-C and/or Thunderbolt ports out. The only problem is the broken DPI scaling in MacOS doesn't work with monitors that have different DPI than Apple's own monitors.

 

[Radin.Y]

Not by Apple's defintion of Retina.

And resolution is a word with various meanings, but in optics is usually constrained to two concepts:
1) angular resolution;
2) linear resolution.

The first is the most fundamental for human eyesight. The second is useful for constructing objects.

2160 lines on a 32" (diagonal, 16:9) screen is not especially high resolution. But given the angular resolution of human vision, at normal TV viewing distances it looks impressive.

I am using this website to calculate it. http://www.tools.rodrigopolo.com/display_calc/
A 4K display with 138 PPI from 25 inches away, which for me is very reasonable distance from a large 32 inch monitor, it is in fact "retina."