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First 8K IPS Monitor for Professionals and Designers: Dell UP3218K Review

Posted on July 29, 2019 By Jarvis

The Dell UP3218K is an exquisite piece of tech for meticulous users who want a cutting-edge 8K screen with fantastic color fidelity. This model’s 275 PPI pixel density offers incredible detail and clarity which designers will love, but gamers will dread. The Dell UP3218K is more than just a high-end prosumer monitor since it gives us a peek of the future, so let’s check out what this monster can do.
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