The ASUS ProArt series of devices and hardware was developed for the use of creative industry professionals, and has demonstrated many products for the sector. Recently, ASUS has launched their largest screen display with the ASUS ProArt Cinema Q07 at the Computex event.
ASUS ProArt Cinema Q07 is a MicroLED screen display with a giant size of 135 inches that shows 4K resolution and has a brightness value as high as 2000 nits. It comes with support for HDR technology, and can process 95 percent of the DCI-P3 color gamut.
The most significant difference with the use of MicroLED compared to the OLED display is that each pixel on this television consists of a group of MicroLED bulbs that allow this display to show brighter color processing, and more accurate blacks.
I have asked if ASUS will enter the display industry with this television, but they said no. This display, just like most other ProArt displays will be used by professionals, especially in the film industry to see how their films are edited, or used as billboards and various other examples of industrial use, just not for the normal user segment.
So far, it is not known yet when ASUS will start selling this display, and also the price tag.