The 24-inch display has received remarkable pricing.
Benq is now thinking of users who are content with 1080p resolution, perhaps looking for a secondary display. With the technical data of the GW2480, you will definitely not put the world on fire, here they have tried to create an affordable monitor. As we’ve pointed out before, the novelty’s fairly thin coffee can also be the basis for multi-display systems, though it’s worth keeping in mind that the stand doesn’t support vertical configuration at first glance - this obviously limits our options.
Boastless, elegant outer rail.
The IPS panel used pampers our eyes with a response time of 5 ms, a contrast ratio of 1000: 1 and a brightness of 250 cd / m², while the built-in stereo speakers are really only capable of a basic production (1 watt power). In addition to the aggasty D-Sub, the GW2480 features an HDMI and a DisplayPort input, and the repertoire also includes Flicker Free (flicker-free display and blue light reduction) and Brightness Intelligence (automatically adjusts brightness and clarity) technology.
The Benq GW2480 will go on sale within days, with an expected price of 139 euros.
