ViewSonic Launches VP2772 Adobe Color QHD 27" Professional Display

While most companies focus on consumer-centric monitors, they also cater to the niche professional segment sometimes. ViewSonic, the company famously known long for its PC monitors, has launched the VP2772 Adobe Color QHD monitor with a 27" IPS screen promising excellent viewing angles and great colours. Meant to be used in photography, graphic design, media creation, publishing, and other colour-critical applications, this monitor features a 10-bit panel capable of displaying 1.07 billion colours. It boasts of being able to display 99% of the wider Adobe RGB colour space, thanks also to its advanced 12-bit colour engine and 14-bit LUT that processes up to 68.7 billion colours, thus being capable or rendering accurate colours. The SuperClear IPS panel with 2560x1440 pixel dimensions (Quad HD) is calibrated with a Delta E≤3 value.

BenQ Launches Two Flicker-Free Monitors With MHL Connectivity, Starting At Rs 18,000

BenQ has added to its portfolio of flicker-free monitor with two new models in the EW40 series. The EW2440L and the EW2740L come with 24" and 27" Full HD VA panels featuring LED backlighting. It claims to be able to show true 8-bit images for better colour shades as against the 6-bit done by run-of-the-mill panels. They claim to provide wide viewing angles of up to 178 degrees in any direction. The monitors sport thin bezels that result in a better visual appeal.