Wednesday, September 26th 2012
ViewSonic Introduces the VP2770-LED 27-Inch WQHD IPS Monitor
ViewSonic Corp., a leading global provider of computing, consumer electronics and communications solutions, today announced its latest 27" IPS professional grade monitor - the VP2770-LED.
"For professions such as digital photography, architecture, computer engineering and design where true color and total screen viewing is essential, a professional grade display can make all the difference," said Erik Willey, LCD monitor and PC product marketing director at ViewSonic. "Our VP2770-LED IPS monitor is the most comprehensive choice for the professional user, offering stunning color accuracy, wide viewing angles, full ergonomics, and multiple inputs for a full range of connectivity."
Keeping professional needs in mind, the 27" VP2770-LED Super IPS LED monitor features a WQHD (Wide Quad High Definition) 2560 x 1440 resolution with 3.7 million pixels (nearly 80 percent more pixels than a standard 1080p display), for stunning high definition details. With 1.07 billion colors, a high 20M:1 contrast ratio, super wide 178 / 178 viewing angles, and high compatibility with most third party color calibrators on the market, the VP2770-LED delivers the most color accuracy for color critical applications along with ultra sharp detail for super realistic images.
For added compatibility and functionality, the VP2770-LED offers flexible connectivity options such as DisplayPort, HDMI, Dual-Link DVI and VGA, along with four USB ports to support peripherals. In addition, VP2770-LED provides users with full ergonomics including height adjust, swivel, tilt and pivot, plus VESA mount compatibility for optional wall mounting functionality. With the combination of the WQHD LED panel with IPS technology, full connectivity and advanced feature set, the VP2770-LED delivers a first class user experience for professionals who value image quality, connectivity and functionality.
The VP2770-LED includes a 3-year limited warranty, and the industry's best pixel performance policy. The display will be available in North and Latin America this month for an ESP of $799.
"For professions such as digital photography, architecture, computer engineering and design where true color and total screen viewing is essential, a professional grade display can make all the difference," said Erik Willey, LCD monitor and PC product marketing director at ViewSonic. "Our VP2770-LED IPS monitor is the most comprehensive choice for the professional user, offering stunning color accuracy, wide viewing angles, full ergonomics, and multiple inputs for a full range of connectivity."
For added compatibility and functionality, the VP2770-LED offers flexible connectivity options such as DisplayPort, HDMI, Dual-Link DVI and VGA, along with four USB ports to support peripherals. In addition, VP2770-LED provides users with full ergonomics including height adjust, swivel, tilt and pivot, plus VESA mount compatibility for optional wall mounting functionality. With the combination of the WQHD LED panel with IPS technology, full connectivity and advanced feature set, the VP2770-LED delivers a first class user experience for professionals who value image quality, connectivity and functionality.
The VP2770-LED includes a 3-year limited warranty, and the industry's best pixel performance policy. The display will be available in North and Latin America this month for an ESP of $799.
11 Comments on ViewSonic Introduces the VP2770-LED 27-Inch WQHD IPS Monitor
It doesn't have some crazy cinema aspect either... heh.
Now, can it run at 75Hz and higher? And I understand for wanting to have HDMI on the checklist but why keep including d-sub?
H3ll, the next iteration of Apple will have all imacs, ibooks, and airs running retina, and PCs will be so far behind
The Koreans are building a 27in XP monitor, and shipping it halfway around the world for half this price and maintaining profitabilty. If you knew how inexpensive it is to produce todays flat-screen monitors you would weep.:banghead:
I am just fine with a couple 6990s (count it as a single 6990 cause scaling over 2 GPUs is terrible) on 1600p.
I'm not that fussy either, so take that into consideration. :D