Thursday, August 1st 2013
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ViewSonic Launches VX2770Sml 27-inch Monitor with MHL Connectivity
ViewSonic rolled out the VX2770Sml0, a stylish, virtually bezel-free 27-inch PC monitor. Decked in piano black, and with a glossy screen, it features 1920 x 1080 pixels (full-HD) native resolution, HDMI and MHL (mobile high-definition link) inputs, in addition to common DVI/D-Sub PC inputs. MHL makes pairing the monitor with smartphones, tablets, and the new breed of consumer cameras easier.
"Our new VX2770Sml-LED display offers the best combination of performance and features in the industry, and we've sweetened the deal by packaging it up in a beautiful frameless bezel design," said Brian Huang, Sr. Product Manager at ViewSonic, adding: "...and with MHL connectivity, this display provides mobile device convenience in a large screen format for consumers, gamers, and multimedia enthusiasts alike." Pricing of the display varies with market.
"Our new VX2770Sml-LED display offers the best combination of performance and features in the industry, and we've sweetened the deal by packaging it up in a beautiful frameless bezel design," said Brian Huang, Sr. Product Manager at ViewSonic, adding: "...and with MHL connectivity, this display provides mobile device convenience in a large screen format for consumers, gamers, and multimedia enthusiasts alike." Pricing of the display varies with market.
26 Comments on ViewSonic Launches VX2770Sml 27-inch Monitor with MHL Connectivity
Or is it just looking thin?
Not that i have the money to go Eyefinity.....
Edit: In before mad people.
I must admit that is one sexy monitor, loving the ultra slim top and side bezels, I could care less about any of the 1080 crap comments and I'm running 1440p
But yeah, I have two 2560x1440 monitors which I think are great but I have no problems transitioning from them to my triple monitor 1920x1080 27" (5760x1080) setup. I'm also considering a 4K monitor or UHDTV.
Perhaps this sort of thing is subjective as some people seem to take real issue with 1080 while others don't care. I suspect its more of a desire for cheap high performance hardware though as what they want may be out of their price range so they vilify 1080.
BTW, they still make ~19" 1600x900 monitors too but no one seems to complain about their right to exist,....
Maybe because we want 27" monitors... and we want bevel-less but they ruin it with 1080p.
Also... that bottom bevel kinda ruins portrait mode.
I have used 3x 2048x1152 23" since 2009, switched to a PLP setup this year.
For the price of this... you can have a korean IPS 27" 2560x1440
This looks good...till they fumbled.
Needless to say I'm not crazy about Viewsonic these days and would be a little concerned with buying anything they made but thats just me.
I say there is nothing wrong with wanting higher resolution monitors anymore then wanting or being happy with what is already readily available at a lower resolution. There is room for both and there is a market for both.
There is no shortage of 2560x1440 monitors or higher even if 1920x1080 is more prevalent.
Just pony up and buy what you want.
Ever wonder how Yahoo Messenger or standard Winamp will look on a 27" with 4K resolution? :)))))
Performance is something we have always had to pay for with respect to video cards. You want better performance, you pay for better performance. Its really that simple,...
When has it been different,....?
I see little reason to complain about the merits or specs of a budget product.