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NEC 24-inch AS241W Monitor is AccuSync Family's First 16:9 Display
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NEC today introduced a new addition to AccuSync Series of value-driven desktop monitors, the 24-inch AS241W. The new panel joins the AS171, AS192, AS191WM, and AS221WM displays and shares some similar traits with its brethren, but it's the only one in the line to sport a 16:9 aspect ratio. NEC's other AccuSync models are split between square screens and 16:10 displays.
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ViewSonic Launches VX2336s-LED Monitor with "Seductive" Curves
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We prefer to turn on our monitors than to be turned on by them, but hey, to each their own. If a head-turning display is what you're after, ViewSonic says its latest LED has a "seductively curved frame with piano-black mirrored surface." Sounds delightful, but what really excites us is the 23-inch IPS panel ViewSonic equipped its new VX2336s-LED monitor with.
ViewSonic claims its exclusive SuperClear IPS technology provides vertical and horizontal viewing angles as wide as 178 degrees. It also enhances gray levels when displaying dark colors, resulting in a high contrast ratio capable of displaying "true black" and distinct color depth, ViewSonic says.
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Asus Unveils VA278Q HD Monitor
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Today, Asus unveiled a new HD monitor that they will be releasing later this year. The VA278Q is a 27 inch monitor that will come with an unusually high 2560 x 1440 resolution. The company also stated that it will include an 80000000:1 contrast ratio. The monitor will utilize an IPS panel and LED edgelight technology. The IPS display panel has been known to offer better color accuracy and picture characteristics compared to standard monitors with TN panels. Asus has not announced yet the exact date or price of the VA278Q at this time.
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AOC i2353Ph - IPS for a nice, low price
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For most people seeking accurate color reproduction and wide viewing angles, IPS has been the screen technology of choice for years now. The main issues against IPS have typically been response time for gamers, a higher black level than VA technologies, and more prominently cost. More and more vendors have been introducing e-IPS displays, which is a more transparent version of IPS that allows for the use of lower powered backlights, lowering the cost to consumers. The tradeoff is that this does have a negative effect on contrast shifts in the panel when viewed at an angle, though color shifts still are not present.
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AOC e2352Phz 3D Monitor Launched in North America
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Introduced last summer in Europe, AOC's e2352Phz monitor is now making its way to the North American market to offer customers there a reasonably affordable 'flicker free' 3D experience. AOC's 3D display has a 23-inch LED-backlit panel, a native resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels, a 2 ms response time, a dynamic contrast ratio of 20,000,000:1, two 2W speakers, plus D-Sub, DVI and HDMI 1.4a connectivity.
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ASUS VA278Q gets detailed
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Over at CES 2012 in Las Vegas, ASUS showcased a new monitor designed for professional artists and photographers, a 27-inch model called VA278Q that features an LED backlight, an IPS panel, a native resolution of 2560 x 1440 pixels, and 178/178 degree viewing angles. The VA278Q features a 27¡È QHD display which is capable of showcasing screen resolutions of up to 2560 x 1440. It features a pixel pitch of 0.233mm, which is 25% smaller than that of generic 27¡È W FHD displays. In plain English, it should deliver sharper images. And these images can be viewed from extreme angles as well, with the VA278Q providing 178¡Æ wide-viewing angles on both vertical and horizontal planes. The LED-backlit ...
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iiyama ProLite T2451MTS Multi-Touch Monitor Launched in Europe
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Already announced in Japan, iiyama's ProLite T2451MTS touch-enabled monitor has now also been introduced in Europe. Set to reach EU stores as soon as next week, the T2451MTS features a 23.6-inch (TN) panel with a native resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels, two-finger and pen input support, a 2 ms response time, and a contrast ratio of 1,000:1 (DCR is 5,000,000:1).
iiyama's display also has a WLED backlight, a maximum brightness of 250 cd/m2, D-Sub, DVI and HDMI (x 2) connectivity, two 2W speakers, and is bundled with a stylus pen. The ProLite T2451MTS has a recommended price tag of 299 Euro but it can be found on pre-order @ 282 Euro.
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BenQ brings XL2420T and XL2420TX gaming monitors to North America
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BenQ's XL2420T and XL2420TX gaming LCDs have been around the block a time or two, but the outfit's taking advantage of this week's Consumer Electronics Show to launch 'em both here in North America. The range is available across quite a few screen sizes (17-, 19-, 21.5-, 22-, 23- and 24-inch), with pricing hitting around the $500 to $600 mark. A bit pricey at first blush, but what'd you really expect for a monitor that's certified as NVIDIA 3D Vision 2-ready? Exactly.
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Viewsonic goes cloudy, touchy and 3D with a trio of new displays
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New displays? ViewSonic's got 'em. Take, for example, the TD2220, an LED monitor that features two-point touch interaction, two USB ports, a two-watt speaker and a 360-degree swiveling screen. Then there's the TDi2340, a so-called "anchor for cloud computing devices," a display that connects wirelessly to tablets, smartphones and notebooks, serving as an extended desktop. The 23-incher features a touch interface and sports an ARM11 processor inside. The 27-inch V3D271 is an active 3D display with 1920 x 1080 resolution. It features dual two-watt speakers and ships with a pair of NVIDIA glasses for that whole three-dimensional thing. No word on pricing, but the three models should ship in Q2.
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ASUS' VA278Q: 27-inch 2560 x 1440 IPS Display Due Out This Year
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ASUS just showed me their first 27-inch 2560 x 1440 IPS panel (pictured above). Pricing and availability are both unknowns although I am hearing 2H 2012 may be likely for the display. There are VGA, DL-DVI, DP and HDMI inputs of course. The panel can be rotated 90 degrees as well.
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LG introduces four new IPS monitors in 23 and 27-inch sizes, 2D to 3D conversion on tap
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Another suite of monitors are ready to grace your desk and decimate your budget. LG has announced four new series of monitors here at CES, all using IPS panels to delivery good viewing angles and 2D to 3D conversion technology that will add some faux depth to your flat images. Top of the line is the DM92, a 27-incher with skinny bezels that's optimized for gaming, though we don't have any important figures like refresh rates and the like. There's a 23-inch DM82 with a "chic and futuristic design" clocking in at 23-inches and offering 7-watt speakers. The DM52 offers 27-inch and 23-inch models with "versatility and efficiency," which we presume means budget pricing, and then there's the D43, ...
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Panasonic outs 'world's smallest and thinnest' 4K x 2K IPS LCD monitor
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The world's smallest and thinnest 4K x 2K monitor? According to Panasonic, you're looking at it. Unfortunately the company conveniently also left out its actual size, but what looks to our eyes like a 15 or 17-inch display that's also only 3.5mm thin? Alright, we'll bite. For those that can do math, that's an array of 8 million pixels and vibrant from all angles thanks to IPS-Pro technology. That's great Panasonic, but put it in a tablet or a laptop and we'll show you the greenbacks.
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Samsung Announces Series 7 and Series 9 Monitors
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C27B750X seems the be the successor of C27A750X, which was the first monitor to feature Central Station technology. We analyzed Central Station in last June and to summarize it briefly, it's basically a wireless laptop docking station. You connect a USB stick to your laptop and when you come within ~5 feet of the display, it automatically connects to the display. It acts as an external monitor but you can also use the USB devices connected to the monitor. Unfortunately, the display is still 1080p but the panel type has changed. Samsung lists the type as Wide Viewing Angle LED but as far as I know, there is no such panel type. It's definitely not TN as the viewing angles are much better. It's...
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AOC Announces USB-Powered Full-HD Monitor
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Back in june last year the first news-releases where spotted on this already, but it seems to finalize, AOC announced the USB-powered e2251wu monitor. This 21.5-inch monitor consumes so little power, that it draws it from a USB port. Even with so little resources, the monitor has a specs sheet: 1920 x 1080 pixels native resolution, 1000:1 static contrast ratio (dynamic 20,000,000:1), 250 cd/m2; brightness, and 5 ms response time. The monitor can either by attached to its base, or incline on its arm.
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Samsung Is to Unveil Three Next Generation Premium Monitors at CES 2012
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Samsung Electronics is set to unveil next-generation new concept monitors at CES 2012 in Las Vagas: Next-generation Premium Monitor Series 9 (S27B870), Series 7 Smart Station (CB750), Series 7 HDTV Monitor (TB750). The three models all received Innovation Award at CES 2012 for their innovative features and designs. Kim Jeong Hwan, Managing Director of Display Sales and Marketing team at Samsung said “These three monitors all reflect up-to-date trends like widespread use of mobile devices and SNS.”, also adding “Samsung will strive to continue to lead the global monitor market by developing innovative products like these.”
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