The Sony INZONE M3 is a monitor for “gaming” at 1080p and 240Hz
- January 3, 2023
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Sony reported monitors INZONE M3 and the M9 long ago, but while the latter, which supports 4K resolution and 144Hz frequency, appeared a few months ago, the former
Sony reported monitors INZONE M3 and the M9 long ago, but while the latter, which supports 4K resolution and 144Hz frequency, appeared a few months ago, the former was delayed until recently, at least in the United States. The IZONE M3 is a “more modest” and cheaper model than the Z7 and Z9 because of its screen 1080p and lacks full array local dimming, but makes up for it by working on 240 Hzso we find a product aimed at gamers who are primarily looking for smoothness and low latencies.
The Sony INZONE M3 is sized 27 inches, just like the INZONE M9, albeit with the aforementioned cutouts. This product is another attempt by the Japanese giant to break into the PC gaming hardware market.
The lack of full-field local dimming on the Sony INZONE M3’s side results in less spectacular contrast, especially when using HDR in games like Returnal and Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart. In exchange, he offers a 400 nit lighting, supports HDR10 and HLG and offers DisplayHDR 400.
The 240 Hz refresh rate is accompanied by a low-latency automatic mode; variable refresh rate (VRR) on G-Sync compatible PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series; device connection via HDMI 2.1, DisplayPort or USB Type-C; in addition to the KVM switch that is included in the delivery (not to be confused with a virtualization solution for Linux), it allows you to control two computers with the same mouse and keyboard. It includes a DisplayPort cable as an accessory.
Although the INZONE M3 and other Sony monitor models are aimed at the PC market, the company is originally from Japan The opportunity for these products to take advantage of certain PlayStation 5 features will not be missed. In this case, we find two functions that automatically adjust the best settings depending on the content that is projected on the screen. It’s capable of automatically mapping HDR tones in the same way as some Bravia TVs, and can switch between gaming and movie modes without any user intervention or adjustments.
The Sony INZONE M3 has already been launched in the United States and can be reserved from Spain at a price of 699 euros.
Source: Muy Computer
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