Friday, July 27th 2012

ASUS VG278HE Monitor Packs 144 Hz Panel

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ASUS announced its newest 27-inch 3D desktop monitor, the VG278HE, which packs an LED-backlit LCD panel capable of 144 Hz refresh rate, which adds 24 frames per second to 120 Hz display output, making 3D gaming look even more fluid. The VG278HE makes use of a TN-film panel, with 1920 x 1080 pixels resolution, and 2 ms (GTG) response time. It supports NVIDIA's 3D Vision 2 (kit to be purchased separately). Display inputs include dual-link DVI (dual-link needed for such high refresh-rate, even at 1080p resolution), D-Sub, and HDMI (lower refresh rates with single TMDS link). 6W stereo speakers make for the rest of it. ASUS did not announce pricing or availability.
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35 Comments on ASUS VG278HE Monitor Packs 144 Hz Panel

#26
LAN_deRf_HA
FourstaffHave you taken to account of demand and yield issues?
The problem isn't demand it's that companies just assume it won't be a significant selling point. Considering the ones that could manage it carried a very slight premium then even if the proper engineering doubled the circuit board cost it still would be a small price increase. The massive response/smoothness boost will offset the $20 cost increase. Even people who don't get it are conditioned to know 120 Hz = good from TV specs. It's prime time to capitalize on that.
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#27
Fourstaff
LAN_deRf_HAThe problem isn't demand it's that companies just assume it won't be a significant selling point. Considering the ones that could manage it carried a very slight premium then even if the proper engineering doubled the circuit board cost it still would be a small price increase. The massive response/smoothness boost will offset the $20 cost increase. Even people who don't get it are conditioned to know 120 Hz = good from TV specs. It's prime time to capitalize on that.
In which case you should write to the marketing dept of (insert display manufacturer here).

While we wait, I suggest you to get one of these great products:
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#28
newfellow
Yeah, why 16:9 it's yesterdays product line news only true res is 16:10.
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#29
Mussels
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16:10 is dead. why wont people get over it.
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#30
Fourstaff
Mussels16:10 is dead. why wont people get over it.
Its a cool thing to do, just like bashing *insert a product/company/thing here*.
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#31
cedrac18
Mussels16:10 is dead. why wont people get over it.
Lol it's not dead you can find 30" inch 16:10 monitors all over. :rolleyes:
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#32
Fourstaff
cedrac18Lol it's not dead you can find 30" inch 16:10 monitors all over. :rolleyes:
Just because you can still buy i5 750 does not mean LGA1155 is not dead :shadedshu

Its on its way out, except for specialist applications (which uses 1440/1600 now anyway)
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#34
Mussels
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yeah the yamasaki catleaps are the bigboy of LCD's at the moment.
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