There are many ways you can enhance your desktop experience, from a nice mouse mat, a good set of peripherals, a Qi charger, and maybe a little potted cactus to really spice up the aesthetic. Then again, you can just knock everything to the floor as you make room for a stinkingly huge monitor… yeah, let’s do that! The Philips 45B1U6900C isn’t some bleeding-edge gaming monitor, so don’t expect class-leading refresh rates, backlight technologies, or anything like that. However, what it does have on its side is size and plenty of it. It’s a staggering 45-inch SuperWide panel. Most monitors are widescreen, that’s a 16:9 aspect ratio, then you have ultrawide, that’s 21:9, but this is an even bigger 32:9, literally the equivalent of two wide-screen monitors in one!
It’s being marketed as a business monitor, which is to say, it’s more for the office, or even the home office, rather than the gaming cave you’re building. It’s built for taking your productivity to the next level, even if its main way of achieving that is just by being bloody massive, it does have a few more tricks up its very wide sleeves. It has a USB Type-C output/input to connect your laptop, PC, or similar. However, you hook up your peripherals and even your Ethernet to the monitor! That way when you connect the Type-C, it can deliver video, peripheral connectivity and networking from a single cable, and there’s even a KVM switch so you can switch all that connectivity between multiple systems. If that’s now enough the Type-C also has a 100W power delivery, so you can even charge your laptop all at the same time too, amazing.
For in-depth features and specifications, please visit the official product page here.
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