Read more.Released without fanfare in Australia for AU$799 (US$615, GBP£400).
Read more.Released without fanfare in Australia for AU$799 (US$615, GBP£400).
Interesting if it's any good.....freesync, 4k and IPS for £400....
Plus Australia seem to get even more ripped off than us Brits when it comes to tech........
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Looks great, just not ready to part with/replace my current 1440p monitor.
The specs look good, but they've not put much effort into the aesthetic design have they?!
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I think I would be more interested in a 1440p version. I don't see me buying 4K any time soon, my PC just can't make that many pixels per second so the overall upgrade cost would be just too high.
Its appeared in a US listing now including full tech specs
This looks promising.
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