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First 4K TV with game-enhancing tech coming later this month

The IPS screen can run at 40 to 60fps with 9.7 milliseconds of input lag.

LG's 22-inch TV

According to reports, LG will be the first to sell a 4K monitor with AMDFreeSync technology, beating models from rival Samsung by a nice margin.

The technology in its 27-inch 27MU67 is similar to NVIDIA'sG-Sync, matching monitor and GPU refresh rates to eliminate tearing, stutter and other gaming issues -- as long as you have a compatible AMD graphics card or chip.

Sources say that like Samsung, LG makes its own panels and it shows in the specs. The IPS screen can run at 40 to 60fps with 9.7 milliseconds of input lag, while being decent for color pros with a 99 percent Adobe gamut and 10-bit interpolated color.

Furthermore, it'll come calibrated out of the box later this month at select retailers for $599 -- quite a drop in price from last year.

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