AOC has released a new computer screen designed for fast action. The CQ27G4ZH measures 27 inches across and has a curved shape that helps users see all parts of the screen clearly.
The screen shows images in very fine detail. It can display 2560 by 1440 tiny points of light, which gives a sharper picture than common HD screens. The screen updates 300 times each second, and each image changes in just 0.3 thousandths of a second. These features make quick movements look smooth.
The screen's curve bends at what experts call 1500R. This design lets people see the entire screen without turning their heads much. The screen also makes bright and dark areas stand out better with special HDR picture settings.
Users have many ways to connect their devices. The screen offers one DisplayPort and two HDMI spots. People can also plug in headphones. These ports work with powerful computers and game systems.
The screen's base lets users change how it sits. They can move it up and down, turn it side to side, and tilt it forward or back. This helps them find a good position for their eyes and neck. The screen also fights eye strain with special features that stop flickering.
AOC backs this screen with strong support. They promise to send a new one right away if something breaks. This covers both bad spots on the screen and one accident. The promise lasts four years on certain models. These features show AOC wants its screens to work well for many years.
The screen shows images in very fine detail. It can display 2560 by 1440 tiny points of light, which gives a sharper picture than common HD screens. The screen updates 300 times each second, and each image changes in just 0.3 thousandths of a second. These features make quick movements look smooth.
The screen's curve bends at what experts call 1500R. This design lets people see the entire screen without turning their heads much. The screen also makes bright and dark areas stand out better with special HDR picture settings.
Users have many ways to connect their devices. The screen offers one DisplayPort and two HDMI spots. People can also plug in headphones. These ports work with powerful computers and game systems.
The screen's base lets users change how it sits. They can move it up and down, turn it side to side, and tilt it forward or back. This helps them find a good position for their eyes and neck. The screen also fights eye strain with special features that stop flickering.
AOC backs this screen with strong support. They promise to send a new one right away if something breaks. This covers both bad spots on the screen and one accident. The promise lasts four years on certain models. These features show AOC wants its screens to work well for many years.
