Unfortunately it's not mentioned anywhere in their materials.
I think LG and Samsung offer a couple curved gaming monitors with multi input pip/pbp, but also I think the target audience for the Alienware lineup is really gamers/gaming, so maybe the demand just isn't there yet for multi work/play with Alienware.
Maybe everyone working from home these days and input from customers will change priorities in the future, although branching out may impact their ability to focus on niche features gamers want. Anyway, I would guess/speculate its probably not likely to happen via update for models in the current Alienware lineup.
Personally, I would not expect a "gaming monitor" to support high-end/cutting-edge productivity features.
Try looking at Dell UltraSharp or LG-Pro.
As far as Daisy-Chaining ... instead, just connect each monitor to computer with native Display-Port and DP-cable. That's how we do it in a business or productivity environment.
r72019
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January 30th, 2021 08:00
Unfortunately it's not mentioned anywhere in their materials.
I think LG and Samsung offer a couple curved gaming monitors with multi input pip/pbp, but also I think the target audience for the Alienware lineup is really gamers/gaming, so maybe the demand just isn't there yet for multi work/play with Alienware.
Maybe everyone working from home these days and input from customers will change priorities in the future, although branching out may impact their ability to focus on niche features gamers want. Anyway, I would guess/speculate its probably not likely to happen via update for models in the current Alienware lineup.
https://downloads.dell.com/Manuals/all-products/esuprt_electronics_accessories/esuprt_electronics_accessories_monitors/dell-aw3821dw-monitor_User%27s-Guide_en-us.pdf
Tesla1856
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January 30th, 2021 11:00
Personally, I would not expect a "gaming monitor" to support high-end/cutting-edge productivity features.
Try looking at Dell UltraSharp or LG-Pro.
As far as Daisy-Chaining ... instead, just connect each monitor to computer with native Display-Port and DP-cable. That's how we do it in a business or productivity environment.