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Acer Unveils World's First 24'' LCD Monitor
By
ChannelTimes Staff
Mumbai, Jun 06, 2008 1031 hrs IST
Acer has unveiled world's first 24" full High Definition (FHD), 1080p resolution, and 16:9 ratio widescreen LCD monitor at the Computex, Taipei.
The Acer P244W supports real 1080p content playback, pixel by pixel, without loss of image quality. Designed for those who require exceptional multimedia performance with intense graphics and superb video, the P244W is the ideal second display to accompany 1080p mobile PCs for maximum productivity and visual enhancement. Target users include gamers, designers, and home-theater enthusiasts.
Some of its features include:
Magnificent display and productivity: The widescreen aspect ratio of P244W monitors is ideal for gaming and multimedia applications. Magnificent display technologies within include Acer Adaptive Contrast Management (ACM) that dramatically improves the gradation and detail, especially for dimmer and brighter scenes. The P244W supports a superior contrast ratio up to 20,000:1.
Impressive design: The P244W carries a striking, shiny black bezel with a polished black base, and gleaming silver arm. Convenient touch-sensitive OSD (onscreen display) further maintains the clean and streamlined look.
Leading functionality: Acer strives to take the lead in compliance with the latest technology standards. The P244W is compliant with the most up-to-date Microsoft Vista operation systems, supports HDMI for projecting HD movies and high-impact gaming. Acer eColor Management enables color adjustments with great simplicity.
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please give the price detail and dealer details for jharkhand |
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- ravi bhoot,
newtech, chaibasa
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