Benq has 19-inch LCD with 2ms response

DCC 2006 Aggressive about monitors

By Fuad Abazovic

Wed Jun 28 2006, 16:39

EMERGING brand Benq, a mighty Taiwanese company, wants to get more aggressive with its displays. It said that 19-inch LCDs are now thirty five to forty per cent of its business.

It also informed us that the 8ms panels are currently mainstream and that the prices are still dropping. The company is about to introduce its FP93GX display with 2ms response time.

It claims it was the first to introduce 6ms and later 4ms and now finally 2 ms and the company targets the gamers with this display.

It also told us that it plans to introduce 20 inch with 8ms response soon and that it works on a 24-inch HDMI capable display. µ

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