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Priced at an extremely competitive $699, Samsung's new 28" 4K monitor packs in two HDMI 1.4 ports, a Displayport, and audio out, all while leaving a very small footprint on your desk. It also has a "picture-in-picture" mode which allows you to plug in two computers and see both video feeds by dividing the screen in half. [Amazon]
This monitor supports 4K/60Hz over DisplayPort.
This monitor does not support VESA mounting.
Update 3: Out of stock once again.
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DISCUSSION
Presumably you could then have one computer hooked up twice for "dual monitors" on one screen? I know it's an odd request, but right now people love having dedicated space on a second screen for certain tasks, why not have that dedicated space not be physical space. One less power outlet, one less mount or stand. Am I the only one who would do this?