 that will allow for data-transfer rates of up to 5GB per second and a gray-to-gray response time of 6 milliseconds. The 1,920×1,200-resolution monitor is also the first BenQ to be awarded certification under <a href=){kind=spacer}
- Features:
- LCD 24″ widescreen; 20.4″ x 12.8″ display area
- 1920 x 1200 resolution (WUXGA)
- Accepts D-Sub, DVI-D, S-Video, composite, component, and HDMI input
- HD format support
- HDMI (High-Definition Multimedia Interface) with HDCP
- Senseye(R) technology
- Advanced Motion Acceleration(TM) (AMA) technology
- Full display of two A4-size windows
- PIP (Picture-in-Picture) function
- Pivot(R) Pro software
- USB ports (3)
- Vista Premium ready
- Energy Star(R) qualified
- Black bezel
- 22.3″ (W) x 9.8″ (D) x 18.7″ (H) unit dimensions
- 23.4 lbs. weight
BenQ FP241W 24-inch widescreen LCD monitor [product page]
Is anyone else annoyed that it doesn’t have the option to get “sound bar” speakers?
The webcam option is awesome (finially!), but I also want to get rid of these bulky speakers from my desk and have one really great looking setup that requires a sound bar.
The Dell monitors offers it!!! Didn’t Benq look at the market and say “hey, this is what we have to offer, therefore we should.”, obviously not!
To all monitor manufactures, you should also offer a web cam and speaker bar option!!!!
:-)