Electronics company BenQ recently penned an article on its website, promoting its PC gaming monitors for use with the PlayStation 5. One particular tidbit of information picked up by ResetEra user Nightengale claimed that the console will support 1440p resolution ? something Sony hasn?t officially revealed (yet). Just as the article started making rounds, BenQ edited the information out, leaving everyone wondering if the company misspoke or jumped the gun.
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