LG launches vertical monitor and new all-in-ones for use on 2 PCs in Brazil

new Vertical monitors large enough to act as two more traditional 22-inch monitors overlapping each other — including the ability to view images from two different computers in split-screen and control everything with just a mouse and keyboard kit. this bet LG DualUp Monitor ErgoIt was launched in Brazil along with two new All-in-One computers by the Korean company and is especially focused on professionals who want to improve their work structure, whether in the office or home office.

with model name 28MQ780, new monitor features a portrait orientation 27.6 inch display with 16:18 aspect ratioWhen split, it’s roughly equivalent to putting two 22-inch 16:9 displays together.

The panel uses Nano IPS technology, which promises greater color accuracy by reproducing 98% of the DCI-P3 standard used by the North American film industry.

The screen resolution is Quad HD (2560 x 2880 pixels), which can be used both for duplicating or extending the displays of up to two computers connected via HDMI, or as extra space for just one machine – partitioned or not.

In the case of use with two computers, the embedded technology allows controlling the contents of both using only one set of mouse and keyboard. With these features, LG’s goal is to attract not only broadcasters and video and audio editors, but also financial professionals, influencers and other employees who are interested in a lot of information on their screen.

LG’s New All-in-Ones

On the all-in-one computer side, Towerless design for those who work from home or are looking for a “cleaner” machine To share with the family, the company introduced two innovations: 22V30R and 24V70Q. The first, which is an update of the previous All-in-One generations of the brand, and the second, which preserves its classic design with its 22-inch screen, brings a bolder look with two different ways of use and a 24-inch screen.

Both come with IPS panels with Windows 11 Home installed and Full HD resolution (1920 x 1080p). Inside, the smaller model aimed at more basic usage comes with an Intel Celeron processor (N5100), 8GB DDR4 RAM, and a 128GB NVMe SSD that boosts your boot speed for both system and software. The device includes a rear organization system for cable management, a webcam with built-in microphone above the screen and speakers, as well as a wired mouse and keyboard.

The 24-inch All-in-One has a more modern design with smaller bezels on the sides and top of the screen and two speakers at the bottom that can provide surround sound with Maxxi Audio technology. The support of this new model offers both the standard option with a full base to hold the machine and the Slim style where the bottom is removed and supports the PC only on the rear “foot”.

The LG 24V70Q’s Full HD webcam is accompanied by dual microphones and is housed in a retractable frame that can be raised for use and lowered for storage when not in use, providing extra assurance of privacy.

The hardware for this all-in-one includes a 12th generation Intel Core i5-1235U processor, in addition to 8GB DDR5 RAM and 256GB NVMe SSD. The 24-inch model also has a cable management system on the stand and comes with a wireless mouse and keyboard.

How much?

Three of LG’s innovations are already available in the Brazilian market. The LG DualUp Monitor Ergo hits R$4,699 in cash, while the All-in-One 22V30R and 24V70Q offered R$2,499 and R$5,699 respectively.