Samsung U28E590D 28" UHD Series monitor
The Samsung UE590 UHD monitor offers PC viewing, gaming and more, all in stunning Ultra HD picture quality. Superb images that boast a staggering 8 million pixels are delivered at a resolution 4x greater than Full HD. See your 4K content the way it was meant to be seen, with realistic detail that makes you feel like you're really there. Experience a new level of clarity in Ultra High Definition.
The UE590 features a hardware interface with useful and advanced connections to maximise your gaming experience. It provides seamless connectivity with your PC and AV equipment with DisplayPort 1.2 and 2 different HDMI ports making it the perfect partner for your game console as well as your PC.
Sophisticated design in matte black & T-shaped stand with a metallic touch
VESA Support: With support for VESA 75 x 75, you can easily mount it on any wall.
Tilt: Easily and smoothly tilt the screen forward 20° and backwards 2° for comfortable viewing.
Features
Product Model: U28E590D
Product Name: U28E590D Widescreen LCD Monitor
Product Series: 590
Product Type: LCD Monitor
Interfaces/Ports
DisplayPort: Yes
HDMI: Yes
Miscellaneous
Green Compliance Certificate/Authority: ENERGY STAR 6.0
Green Compliant: Yes
Physical Characteristics
Colour: Black
Metallic Silver
Depth with Stand: 187.10 mm
Depth: 73.5 mm
Height with Stand: 468.50 mm
Height: 381.3 mm
VESA Mount Compatible: Yes
Weight (Approximate): 4.71 kg
Weight with Stand (Approximate): 5.28 kg
Width with Stand: 660.90 mm
Width: 660.9 mm
Technical Information
Aspect Ratio: 16:9
Backlight Technology: LED
Number of Screens: 1
Response Time: 1 ms
Screen Mode: 4K UHD
Screen Size: 71.1 cm (28")
Video
Brightness: 370 cd/m²
Colour Support: 1 Billion Colors
Maximum Resolution: 3840 x 2160
Specs
Display & graphics
Display depth
73.5 mm
Display height
381.3 mm
Display width
660.9 mm
DisplayPort
Yes
Screen mode
4K, 4K UHD
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