Monday, December 12th 2011
Acer Intros New 23-inch Ultra-Slim Monitors in Japan
Acer introduced two new ultra-slim LED-backlit LCD monitors in Japan, both sized 23-inch. These include the S235HLBii and S230HLCii (pictured below in that order). The S235HLbii sports a swanky sharp-edged design with a smart base (that which holds the connections), while the S230HLCii features a more conventional design. Another major difference between the two is that while the former is HDCP-capable and features as many as two HDMI inputs, the latter, quite shockingly, lacks digital inputs - even DVI at that - and only features a D-Sub analog input. Those aside, both monitors sport 1920 x 1080 pixels resolution, 5 ms response time, 250 cd/m² maximum brightness, 1,000:1 static contrast ratio, and viewing angles of 170/160 degrees. The pricing of the two remains unclear.
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17 Comments on Acer Intros New 23-inch Ultra-Slim Monitors in Japan
First one's design is good tough.
TN (lol) + 1080y (lol) + 1,000 contrast ratio (lol) + Analog input (lol) + 23" for 1080y! (lol) = trolololololololo
The only things going for it are, nice design, matte screen, and just $120 for the monitor!
The one bad thing is that is makes the panel entirely impossible to VESA mount. Unfortunately, it's going to have to stay reserved for low-end.
never seen that before
Tn ia good for gaming and extern psu's isn't a problem only makes monitors slimmer
Acer 2009 model
Now, it does look nicer then when the first started the line.. But, without the VESA Mount.. I'm losing though of getting anything else.. Now that everyone wants "thin" it's a pain to fine one that will work.. Work in your price range.
agree 100%