BenQ claims thinnest-ever 24-inch LCD
updated 08:10 am EDT, Mon March 17, 2008
BenQ V2400W
BenQ this morning hoped to upturn the LCD business with the launch of the V2400W. Purportedly inspired by the B-2 stealth bomber, the 24-inch LCD's casing uses a new plastic injection technique that both curves the back of the display and makes it one of the thinnest of its kind: the display is about 2.4 inches at its thickest point and 0.9 inches at its thinnest, the company touts. The display also stands out through a thin bezel and a touch-sensitive control panel.
The screen is also promised to be one of the more vivid 24-inch screens with a 4,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio and a 2ms gray-to-gray (5ms normal) pixel response time. Input is supplied through DVI and HDMI for digital sources as well as VGA for analog input. BenQ explicitly plans a North American release and expects the V2400W to appear in the continent by April, with a price to be set later.
looks good
03/17, 09:43am reply
Very nice looking. Good specs.
It doesn't seem to be VESA mountable. There's no mention in the specs. Too bad, if not.
JeffHarris
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no panel info?
03/17, 06:01pm reply
of course this report lacks the most important piece of info...the panel type. given the small viewing angle am guessing its a cheaper TN panel.
tycheung
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this is what you call...
03/17, 06:51pm reply
"thinnovation" (bah boom)
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65 and 45nm virtual...
03/17, 07:33pm reply
machines? What's that? How and why should virtual machines care about the manufacturing process of the fab?
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lol
05/16, 02:38am reply
you are all g**
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