Dell’s new 43-inch 4K multi-system monitor can display up to four separate 1080p screens
The 43-inch Dell P4317Q is a multi-system monitor that can display simultaneous inputs from up to four separate systems at 1080p, thus eliminating the need for unwieldy four-monitor setups.
The Dell P4317Q can display four 1080p screens from four different systems at the same time. (Image Source: Dell)
There’s usually not much to get excited about when it comes to monitors. After all, you can only go so far with higher resolutions, thinner bezels, and maybe the occasional curved panel. This is especially the case when it comes to monitors targeted at businesses, or at least that’s how it usually is. But Dell’s new P4317Q multi-system monitor may offer just enough to make you sit up and take interest, as the 4K display can display up to four 1080p screens from four independent systems.
The biggest draw is obviously the ability to manipulate all the systems from a single screen and without any bezel breaks whatsoever. It might also be a good fit for space-constrained workspaces, as it allows you to do away with the four-monitor setup that you would otherwise require.
As expected, it comes with a wide array of display inputs, including one DisplayPort 1.2, one Mini DisplayPort 1.2, two HDMI 1.4 and one VGA connector. The Dell Display Manager on the P4317Q also allows you to rearrange the different inputs, and even zoom in on a particular screen to take advantage of the 4K resolution.
The 3,840 x 2,160-pixel IPS display has a matte finish that cuts down on overhead glare, which would seem particularly handy for a display of this size.
The monitor doesn't come cheap, and will cost US$1,350.
Source: Dell
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