Philips expands its range of curved monitors to offer a more realistic viewing experience

Featuring a wide color gamut with Ultra Wide Color and an 1800R curved display with Adaptive Sync technology, new model 278E8QJAB increases depth perception and reduces image distortion.

MMD sells the new monitor Philips 278E8QJAB, 27” and curved screen with a radius of 1.800 mm. to offer a feeling of greater depth and immersion in the content, incorporating Ultra Wide Color accurate color reproduction technology, which combines with Adaptive Sync for a very smooth viewing experience, sin stuttering, tearing or motion blur.

Para Artem Khomenko, product manager de Philips Monitors para MMD en Europa, “This screen brings our line of curved monitors closer to a broader audience, and this is just the beginning. We are developing a full line of curved monitors that will hit the market this year, “With which we emphasize MMD's commitment to innovative technology that provides simpler and more pleasant work experiences”.

The 278E8QJAB monitor offers one of the widest color gamuts on the market thanks to Ultra Wide Color, with a 130% sRGB (104% NTSC), which is expanded by upgrading hardware rather than adjusting software settings.

This innovation is very useful for filmmakers, photographers, edition, etc. who can rely on accurate color reproduction exactly as they have captured it in their work.

Added to this is the Va Led vertical alignment technology., offering high static contrast ratios for brighter, more vivid images, with increased monitor performance for images and graphics applications.

Available on the market this March, The monitor equips a DisplayPort for high-speed data transfer and an HDMI port, as well as a pair of stereo speakers.