Once upon a time, 22- and 24-inch LCD monitors were rare in home computing environments, but now they’re becoming commonplace as prices perpetually drop. But that doesn’t mean you can no longer own a 24-inch model that makes your neighbor’s jaw drop.
BenQ’s new V2400W ($499; www.benq.com) is the “world’s slimmest” 24-inch widescreen LCD, according to the company, and it’s intended to target the “sophisticated, stylish consumer.” To be certain, this is no ordinary-looking monitor, as BenQ used the asymmetry and aerodynamic curves of the B-2 stealth bomber as the design inspiration, which is an overall effort the company calls Kinergy Design.
The V2400W is 2.44 inches at it thickest point, which BenQ claims is 21% slimmer than the next-thinnest LCD monitor. On the technical side, the monitor features a resolution of 1,920 x 1,200 pixels, 4,000:1 contrast ratio, 2ms (millisecond) response time, 160-degree viewing angle, and full 1080p HD (high-definition) support. Also included are five preset modes that help to optimize viewing with onebutton touch; these include Dynamic, Photo, Standard, Movie, and sRGB.
Specifications
- Screen Size : 24.0″ Wide
- Product Color : Glossy
- Resolution : 1920×1200 (WUXGA)
- Pixel Pitch : 0.27 mm
- Brightness : 250 cd
- Contrast Ratio :1000:1 (Typ.), 4000:1 (DCR)
- Response Time : 5ms / 2ms(GTG)
- Display Area : 518.5×324 (mm)
- Display Color : 16.7 million
- Viewing Angle : 160 / 160
- Input Signals : D-sub / DVI-D/ HDMI/ Earphone
- Horizontal Frequency : 31~83 (KHz)
- Vertical Frequency : 55~76 (Hz)
- Video Bandwidth : 25~135 (MHz)
- Color Temperature : Reddish / sRGB / Bluish / User mode
- Power Consumption : 55W (max)
- Power Supply : Built-in
- Adjustments : Tilt (down/ up) -5 / 20
- Dimensions : 563.8×369.4×191.7 (HxWxD mm)
- Weight : 6.7 KG
- Accessories (Standard) : VGA signal cable
- Vista Certification : Premium
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