Benq goes for bust on 37-inch screens

Games Convention 2006 Good response for games

By Fuad Abazovic

Fri Aug 25 2006, 17:25

BENQ is getting very serious about the gaming and here at the show it even endorsed the young chaps to play their consoles on its 37-inch TVs.

This is one of the first LCDs of this size with 8ns response. Converted to metric, we are talking abouta 94cm screen.

Best of all is that the TV supports 1920x1080 the highest HD resolution available today.

It is the top of the tree and you can also get the 32-incher with the same resolution. Its good for games and consoles and this display/TV is much cheaper than Apple's 30-inch display that everyone is talking about.

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