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Alienware today unveiled their latest gaming monitor, the AW3418HW. After you've parsed that seemingly unreadable name/product number, you should know that this monitor features a 38090R curved WFHD (2560x1080) display, with full NVIDIA G-SYNC support. Adding to its gaming chops, G-SYNC enables extra fluidity on the monitor's 144 Hz (stock, overclockable up to at least 160 Hz). The monitor has a pretty aggressive, "gaming" design, which definitely won't agree with all potential customers. However, one thing where the Alienware AW3418HW really is looking towards being a jack of all trades is its connectivity department: 1x Line-out port; 1x USB port with Power Charging; 1x Headphone jack; 1x USB 3.0 port; 1x USB upstream port; 2x USB 3.0 ports; 1x HDMI port; and 1x DisplayPort. Now breathe with me after all those connectivity options. That's it.
Dell has also announced pricing and availability of the AW3418HW, which is set to cost $1,199.99. A tidy sum for a WFHD monitor (where this panel shines the less), but Alienware as marketing this as a premium option, so, I guess it's up to users (as always) to decide where to invest their hard earned cash.
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Dell has also announced pricing and availability of the AW3418HW, which is set to cost $1,199.99. A tidy sum for a WFHD monitor (where this panel shines the less), but Alienware as marketing this as a premium option, so, I guess it's up to users (as always) to decide where to invest their hard earned cash.


View at TechPowerUp Main Site