Would you pay $5,000 for a monitor? I wouldn’t, especially one that isn’t OLED. But if you are totally nuts (or merely rich), you may want to consider Dell’s new 8K monitor. Measuring at about 32″, the screen features a resolution of 7680×4320 at 280ppi. How do 4K flicks look upscaled to 8K, anyway?



Dell’s exquisitely detailed UltraSharp 32 8K monitor is now up for grabs — if you just so happen to have a spare $5,000 lying around, that is. Now on sale direct from Dell, the (decidedly unsexy sounding) UP3218K may cost an arm and a leg (and another leg), but it promises an insane amount of detail and excellent color accuracy. The display itself is packed inside of a relatively staid exterior typical of Dell monitors. At 31.5 inches, the 7680×4320 resolution comes out to 280ppi. Aside from packing a crazy 33.2 million pixels into that space, Dell is touting the UP3218K color accuracy as one of its strong points.

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