Dell Announces 32-inch UltraSharp 6K Monitor With Thunderbolt 4 at CES
On the connectivity side, it supports Thunderbolt 4, with one input and one throughput, which includes 140 W power delivery, the highest we’ve seen to date from a monitor. It also has a pair of additional pop-out front facing USB-C ports, which can deliver 15 W of power, as well as a USB-A port, all of which are able to deliver data speeds of up to 10 Gbps and four rear mounted USB-A ports. Display inputs consist of one HDMI 2.1, one mini DP 2.1, one USB-C with unknown DisplayPort standard support, as well as one of the Thunderbolt 4 ports. Finally the U3224KB also features an RJ45 jack for Ethernet connectivity.
The bulge on top of the monitor is a 4K 30p webcam with a “dual gain” HDR CMOS sensor with an adjustable field of view of either 65, 78 or 90 degrees. On each side of the camera are a pair of 14 W speakers, as well as dual echo cancellation microphones. The stand supports tilt, pivot, swivel and height adjustment. Other nifty features include picture-by-picture and picture-in-picture support, as well as KVM support. Dell didn’t provide any pricing, as the monitor isn’t expected to launch until sometime later in the first half of this year.