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HP Introduces Series 3 Pro 34-inch 120Hz Ultrawide Professional Monitor with 90 W USB-C Power Delivery

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HP has introduced the Series 3 Pro 334wp G2 to its monitor lineup, a 34-inch curved ultrawide model for office work.

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