MSI last September IFA22 introduced its new monitors and computers developed for gamers and professionals at the event. The company will introduce the product today at CES 2023. Titan GT77He gave the good news. Here are the details…
MSI Titan GT77 arrives at CES 2023!
MSI, new flagship gaming laptop The Titan GT77 4k/144Hz Mini-LED presented the world’s first computer with a screen. The screen of the Titan GT77 model comes with AmLED MiniLED technology from AUO. Plus it’s great HDR performance, super bright backlight and wide color gamut. Peak brightness value of the screen 1000 nitsabove and normal 2.5 times brighter than LCD.
In addition, 1008 dimming zones on the screen offer less shadowing and sharper image quality. MSI Titan GT77 VESA DisplayHDR 1000 certified Let’s also remind that. With this feature, it offers a more inclusive HDR experience in gaming and broadcasting. on the screen to offer more color quality. 100% DCI-P3 color gamut present. Thanks to this feature, it satisfies the need for color for games and entertainment.
MSI has a PC for your every need!
MSI, one of the most popular computer manufacturers in the world, is here with laptop models suitable for almost every need.
Finally, during production with the company’s exclusive True Color technology, each Titan GT77 mini LED panel will be inspected one by one and meticulously before assembly. It will offer the most accurate color reproduction to Titan GT77 lovers around the world.
The new MSI Titan GT77 will be unveiled at CES 2023. Other specs, pricing and availability will be announced at the launch. Among them is the processing power that allows for higher frame rates during gameplay and ensures the perfect reproduction of the image on the world’s first 4K/144 Hz Mini LED display. In addition, next-generation GeForce laptop performance is among the expected features.
So what do you think about this? Do you like the MSI Titan GT77 features? What do you think are the technical features that will be announced at CES 2023?
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