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Dell announced the global availability of its new curved gaming screen Alienware AW3926QW in North American and European markets after its initial launch in Asia. The screen relies on a 39-inch fourth generation Tandem OLED panel developed in cooperation with LG Display, to enter into direct competition with the LG UltraGear 39GX950B-B screen. Alienware screen features subpixel distribution in an RGB stripe pattern instead of RGWB arrangement used in LG screen, which represents a qualitative leap in text readability clarity within Windows and significantly reduces color distortion on the edges of lines Color Fringing, along with providing it with a glossy final layer that gives colors additional depth and saturation despite its ability to reflect direct lights.

The screen offers a 5120 x 2160 pixel resolution with a 21:9 wide aspect ratio and 99% DCI-P3 color gamut coverage, running at an original refresh rate of up to 165 Hz, which can be doubled to 330 Hz when the resolution is reduced to 2560 x 1080 for competitive shooter gaming requirements. The absence of a white subpixel comes with a slight penalty on brightness levels where the screen offers 300 nits across the entire display and peaks at 1,300 nits in high dynamic range (HDR) content, compared to 335 nits and 1,500 nits on the competing LG monitor.

Pricing is a decisive advantage for the Alienware as Dell offers it at $1,099.99 in the US market, £999 in the UK, and €1,149 in Europe. This pricing puts the monitor in a strong position compared to the competing LG model which has an official price of $1,799.99, offering an option that combines high text resolution, immersive gaming experience, and competitive pricing.

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