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Yup, 2021 and still no 144Hz 32" 4K... utterly ridiculous. Acer released the XB321 back in 2015, which is still the only 32" IPS 4K monitor with G-Sync.
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LG Rolls Out the 32UN650-W 4K UHD Monitor
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Yup, 2021 and still no 144Hz 32" 4K... utterly ridiculous. Acer released the XB321 back in 2015, which is still the only 32" IPS 4K monitor with G-Sync.
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The thing that I don't understand is TVs have had those specs for long enough for them to be true.
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Smaller TAM, harder to cram pixels onto smaller diagonals. It's not that hard to understand.
There's like 2 or 3 4k high-refresh panels announced for this year (one to be released soon, iirc). Which means we'll probably see 2-3 models (tops) released before Q4 is over. They'll probably be super-expensive, I think manufacturers want to tack on mini-LED and stuff.