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There is finally some choice if you're looking to buy a high resolution monitor, as long as you are willing to pay the price. You could either choose one of the current WQHD-monitors which mainly offer excellent colour accuracy or one of the Ultra HD-screens we discussed in this article. These offer even more real estate and generally have good response times.
The Sharp PN-K321H is a phenomenal monitor, there's no question about that. The test results don't do a good job of showing how impressive this monitor really is. You need to stand in front of it. The details you can see in high-resolution photos is astounding, and the huge amount of extra workspace is great for complex software with lots of toolbars and windows. It's a unique product, even if ASUS will soon release its own 4K monitor and others are sure to follow. Sharp is currently the only manufacturer of IGZO 4K panels, so you will likely be seeing more of these.
Today for review I’ve got a small HDTV, it’s the 19" Sanyo DP19648 720p Widescreen LCD HDTV. It’s a refurb yes, but it looks brand new, and there’s really nothing wrong with it at all except for one stuck pixel that you honestly cannot even notice. The picture on this TV is beautiful, and the sound is very good as. This TV would be great as a second or third HDTV for your home, or even for a dorm room, it’s small and lightweight making it portable, and it features a VGA connections as well so it can even double as a monitor for your computer to further save some space. Read on to learn more…
With the line between monitors and fully functional TVs becoming blurred with every model release and the ever expanding size of mainstream monitors for home consumers, your average household is rapidly turning to an all in one solution to save space and increase the overall value of their single purchase.
If you are fortunate enough to have just bought one of the new series of AMD or Nvidia discrete graphics solutions then today’s review product might be of interest. Asus have released a new 24 inch IPS screen, set to target discerning users who want to move up from their current mainstream TN monitor. Are you flush with cash and wanting an upgrade? then read on.
The MK809 II is an Android powered device that effectively turns any TV (with HDMI input) into an advanced Smart TV. The problem with most Smart TVs is their features effectively become obsolete in as little as a year of purchase as the TV manufacturers limit new features to new TVs, even on TVs with marketing such as “Software-upgradable for future services”. By using an Android set top box such as this MK809 II, the user gains access to a huge range of apps available on Android, far more than what’s available on most Smart TVs, including those that feature downloadable Apps.
Today we are looking at the latest VN247H from ASUS. This monitor will stand out in the crowd due to the super narrow bezel which measures less than 1 centimeter. The VN247H is VESA wall mount compatible and has a scratch proof rear panel for ultimate durability. Should this be next on your shortlist in 2013?
Visti inizialmente con un po’ di scetticismo tra gli utenti, i nuovi monitor da 29 pollici 21:9 stanno cercando di conquistarsi una fetta di mercato sempre maggiore, data la loro polivalenza di utilizzo e l’integrazione di un pannello di tipo AH-IPS, in generale un buon all around. Il protagonista di quest’oggi è il Philips 298P4QJEB dal quale andremo ad analizzarne tutte le caratteristiche.
Its time to take things to the next dimension, and the Asus VG278H 3D Vision bundle is just the tool for the job.
With the growing rise in popularity of new high resolution Ultra Wide monitors we take a look at the AOC Q2963PM. This panel has support for both Dual Link DVI and DisplayPort connectors and can output at 2,560×1080 resolution. If you need a lot of deskspace is this a cost effective upgrade at the end of the year?
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