The most stunning screen tech from CES 2024

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The big CPU and GPU announcements at CES like Nvidia's new RTX Super GPUs and AMD's new 7600 XT don't tend to come as a huge surprise, what with the endless rumours and leaks. However, screen tech at the show does tend to throw up some genuine news and CES 2024 is no exception.

Kicking things off is Samsung's new 4K 240Hz 4K OLED, the Samsung Odyssey G8 OLED.  On paper, it's pretty much everything you could wish for from a gaming monitor. All those pixels, Samsung punch QD-OLED tech, plus 240Hz.

It's not alone, of course, the HP Omen Transcend 32 is pretty much identical, spec-wise. Then there's the Alienware 32 AW3225QF. Again, it offers the same 32-inch 4K OLED thing running at 240Hz. But of all these monitors, it could be the first you can actually buy. It goes on sale January 11 for $1,199.

Next up, Acer has a whole bunch of new panels, including both 34-inch and 39-inch OLED ultrawides. But the most impressive is the Acer Predator Z57, a 57-inch dual-4K monster with a VA-type LCD panel and a mini-LED backlight. Just a pity it's priced at $2,499, exactly the same as the very similar Samsung Odyssey Neo G9 G95NC, except the Samsung runs at 240Hz, while Acer has opted for 120Hz.

If speed rather than massive pixel counts are your thing, well, there's the ASRock Phantom Gaming PG27QFW2A. It's a 27-inch 1440p LCD model with an IPS panel. Nice, but not hugely exciting, you say? Well, it  runs at fully 400Hz, which is getting on a bit for a 1440p monitor, it really is.

Then there's the new Dell UltraSharp U4025QW. Now, Dell's Ultrasharp panels aren't strictly for gaming. But this is a 40-inch ultrawide with 5,120 by 2,160 pixels, so has exactly the same density as a 32-inch 4K monitor. It's also HDR 600 certified, so will