Samsung launches CFG70 curved gaming monitors in India.

Samsung electronics launched its two gaming monitors in India on Thursday, LC24FG70 (24 inch) and LC27FG70 (27 inch)-priced at ₹35000 and ₹42000 respectively. The company claims that they are first curved gaming computer with a 1 millisecond moving picture response time (MPRT).

These two monitors are part of CFG70 series of curved gaming computers which were launched in IFA 2016. Apart from ther fast response time with their VA panels, the both come with Quantum dot technologyand a 144 Hz refresh rate that is optimised for AMD's FreeSynch technology.

Both the monitors support a full HD resolution, and company is touting a contrast ratio of 3000:1.Samsung is also boasting of a UX that's specially designed for gamers, with an "intuitive settings dashboard" as well as hotkeys on the front and back of the display to quickly adjust settings between presets. The company also says each monitor undergoes rigorous pre-shipment factory calibration for compatibility with various gaming genres.

Speaking on the launch, Puneet Sethi, Director, CE B2B Business, Samsung India Electronics said, "Gamers are demanding an advanced display technologies in monitors in order to experience every nuance of a game. There is a need for better monitors for enhanced gaming experience in the country. At Samsung, we are committed to offer our customers the very best of features and technology. The launch of this curved gaming monitor is a step in that direction and I am sure that it will be a trend-setter in the gaming zone."

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