Samsung’s fascinating new monitors can connect wirelessly via pogo pins

Update: This post has actually been modified to show modifications made to Samsung’s item description about The Link.

Samsung revealed a strange brand-new screen at CES 2024 called The Link– and despite the fact that it wasn’t seen personally, they looked definitely interesting in the picture that was shared.

Really little details was provided about them, however here’s what we do understand: The Link displays are “the world’s thinnest and lightest 4K 32-inch LED screens,” and can “daisy-chain” together utilizing pogo pins. That indicates linking these screens together would be entirely cordless. The issue Samsung is trying to fix is to make the screen in multi-monitor setups less “irregular” and “mismatched.”

That is– that’s what Samsung initially released about The Link. The business rapidly sent a modified description to reporters, getting rid of the claims that it was world’s thinnest and lightest, stating now just that is “super-thin.” More than that, any reference of pogo pins has actually been gotten rid of also, just specifying now that The Link screens can link to each “without a different cable television.”

Samsung has actually been tight-lipped about this item, so it’s difficult to understand how to take the corrections. Lest you believe this is simply an idea, however, The Link did win an Innovation Award from CES as a genuine item, where is where the description was initially published. In the meantime, we’ll need to wait to hear more up until we understand if The Link utilizes pogo pins to link or not.

Based upon the one image that was offered, The Link has a fascinating style too. The screens look incredibly thin, with a flat metal base. The screens can then associate one another– probably by pogo pins situated in the bottom chin, which likewise functions as the stand. It’s simply a making, obviously, however if they wind up with a style like this, they’ll definitely differ from anything we’ve ever seen.

A lot more requires to be learnt about The Link, however I’ll constantly value streamlined and fresh styles that do something brand-new. Certainly, we’ll be waiting to hear more about The Link in the future, including its rate and release date.

In addition to The Link, Samsung revealed 2 brand-new QD-OLED video gaming screens and a 3D video gaming display principle

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