Last week, Philips introduced its newest superwide monitor, the Philips 45B1U6900C, providing a option to simplify dual-monitor setups right into a single 32:9 show with Double QHD decision. Now, Philips is saying the 45B1U6900CH, one other model of the monitor, however with a built-in pop-up 5MP webcam and noise-cancelling microphone.
Like the Philips 45B1U6900C, the 45B1U6900CH has a 45-inch panel with 5120×1440 decision, with 178°/178° viewing angles, DisplayHDR 400 capabilities, and a MultiClient Integrated KVM swap so you possibly can management a dual-PC setup with one monitor and one keyboard/mouse, permitting you to scale back litter and simplify your setup.
This monitor is primarily designed for professionals. It comes with a USB-C docking hub with RJ45, permitting you to attach a laptop computer to the monitor with USB-C and achieve wired entry to the community. The USB-C hub additionally has 100W energy supply, DisplayPort Alt mode and extra. To assist customers work in virtually any ambient mild setting, the monitor’s TUV Rheinland Eyesafe RPF 50 certification ensures safety towards blue light-induced eyestrain.
The massive distinction between the C and the CH variations is the built-in webcam and microphone. The webcam and microphone supply handy and easy accessibility to video conferencing. The webcam may be pushed again down and hidden away when not in use. The webcam additionally helps Windows Hello, so you possibly can shortly log into your PC with a fast face scan.
While the 45B1U6900C is on the market at £939.99, the 45B1U6900CH is a bit more costly as a result of built-in webcam and microphone, bumping the worth as much as £1029.99
KitGuru Says: What do you all consider Philips’ newest super-wide monitor? Have you thought of making the swap to 32:9 to exchange a multi-monitor setup?
