The official introduction of Samsung’s upgraded version of the Dragon Knight Gaming Display Ark is as follows:

Samsung has made meaningful updates to the world’s first 55-inch 1000R curvature gaming monitor, the Samsung Ark. Building on the success of the original Ark, Samsung took the new Ark to the next level based on feedback from gamers.

The monitor’s 165Hz refresh rate and 1 ms (GTG) grey-to-grey response time give gamers a winning edge, while Cockpit Mode gives them a whole new perspective to explore vertically.

New additions to the new generation of Samsung Dragon Knight gaming monitor Ark (G97NC) include the new Samsung Multi View, which allows users to see up to 4 input sources on the screen at once. At the same time, the split-screen function has been significantly enhanced, allowing gamers to conveniently issue commands on one screen even when using external devices. Having multiple content inputs on one screen keeps the desktop lean and uncluttered, allowing gamers to focus more on the game at hand. In the new multi-view function, users can see the input from three HDMI ports and the DP1.4 interface at the same time. This new DP input can also support 4K Ultra HD resolution for high-quality entertainment.

The Samsung Dragon Knight Gaming Monitor Ark is now more than a personal gaming hub and a one-stop source for all your gaming needs. Added keyboard, video and mouse (KVM) switching makes the Samsung Ark a single command station for a smooth multitasking experience across multiple devices, and users can now control it from a single mouse and keyboard setup All devices are connected to the display.

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This isn’t Samsung’s first try at a curved screen monitor, but this one stands out from the rest. From its humungous screen size to its display type, this monitor stands out from the crowd of gaming monitors. At first glance, this curved gaming monitor looks like some gadget straight out of a sci-fi film. But, looks don’t justify this monitor’s performance, its specifications do.

Samsung Odyssey Ark specifications and features

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Just like we said earlier, we will stick to the basics of this gaming monitor. Starting is its massive 55-inch UHD 4K HDR 10+ resolution screen, this monitor makes us wonder what the sweet spot is with a monitor’s screen size. The screen has a 1000R curvature and can sit in either of two orientations, horizontal or vertical, both of which are adjustable.

The big flex of this gaming monitor is its screen abilities, and we will mention that it has a 16:9 aspect ratio. Joining this is its 14-bit processing, which pairs with Quantum Mini LEDs for local dimming. Its peak brightness clocks 2,000 nits and comes with a matte finish for the reduction of glares and reflections.

Like every other gaming monitor, the Samsung Odyssey Ark needs to be fast in its response, and it comes with a 165Hz refresh rate. It also has a 1ms response time for those snappy moves while gaming. The monitor also comes with support for AMD FreeSync Premium Pro.

The monitor also comes with a game hub for extra settings while gaming. There is also an Ark dial which acts like a remote for controlling the monitor that runs Tizen OS. All the necessary connection ports are available on this monitor and the starting price of this monitor is $3500.

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Samsung has only teased that the Odyssey Ark will arrive in the second half of 2022, and the latest revelations have pointed to an August time window. Although the price and refresh rate of the display is not yet known, the turntable accessory for adjusting the lighting and management is quite interesting.

ETNews notes that the Samsung Odyssey Ark has been certified by the Korean radio/energy agency in recent weeks, meaning the 55-inch curved display will be available soon.

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