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BenQ adds the borderless model VZ2470H to its monitor proposal

Minimalist design, borderless and thin screen is the manufacturer's new proposal with this system of 24 inches, Full HD resolution and Amva+ Led panel.

BenQ-VZ2470H

The new VZ2470H monitor from BenQ offers a viewing angle of 178 degrees and brightness of 250 cd/m2 in a 24” format and Full HD resolution (1.920×1.080p) to provide a response time of 4 GtG milliseconds and 60 refresh rate Hz.

In white and with an asymmetric base, This model follows the design trend with practically no edges and an ultra-thin Amva+ Led panel., in addition to incorporating anti-flicker and visual fatigue reduction technologies Flicker Free and Low Blue Light.

As far as connectivity is concerned, The VZ2470H monitor has a pair of HDMI inputs on the back 1.4 and a VGA (D-Sub), to which is added a minijack of 3,5 mm. for headphones.

By, 19 Aug, 2016, Section: Thoroughly, Display

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