News - BenQ launches the BL2420PT 24-inch QHD monitor

[HEXUS]

Uses the newly released AU Optronics M238DAN01.0 IPS-type AHVA panel.

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[Devastater6194]

This would be good if it wasn't likely to be stupidly expensive. We need more <27' 1440p screens.

[Saracen]

This would be good if it wasn't likely to be stupidly expensive.....

Given this ...

This 'Professional Monitor' is aimed at professionals in CAD/CAM, animation, video editing and graphic arts. CAD/CAM users might be happy to hear this monitor is Solidworks Certified. It also has a built-in CAD/CAM mode which alters the monitor colour and contrast profiles "for clearly distinguished details in complicated object wireframes

.... I'd say you're pretty much guaranteed to be right.

Shame, because while the spec appeals to me, a 'pro' price tag does not. These days, I have neither the need nor justification. But, while I won't be holding my breath, I'll keep one eye on the pricing info, just in case.

[D-T]

This would be good if it wasn't likely to be stupidly expensive. We need more <27' 1440p screens.

Nevermind 1440p, I've been waiting for a bargain on a 27 foot monitor for years.

[KeyboardDemon]

Nevermind 1440p, I've been waiting for a bargain on a 27 foot monitor for years.

For some reason I couldn't help but think of ' This is Spinal Tap' when I read this. lol

[Noxvayl]

It is good to see higher resolutions come to reasonable desktop monitor sizes, it's annoying that the most powerful platform has had to deal with lower PPI monitor options. I would like smoother lines and sharper images on my computer as well as my phone...

I'd prefer 2560x1600 though, I think it is better to use in terms of how it fills my field of view and the extra vertical space. Portrait mode fits full page documents on it better as well.