BenQ launches design-led TFT

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[ www.techbay.net] BenQ is emphasising its new 17in TFT as a stylish display, boasting that it takes monitor design to another level. With a response time of 25ms, the FP72V is not aimed at gamers, but it works to an SXGA resolution of 1,280 x 1,024, has a 1,000:1 contrast ratio and can display up to 16.7 million colours, and allows a viewing angle of 178 degrees. The unit includes D-Sub, digital DVI-D ports and three USB 2.0 connectors. There is also BenQ’s Senseye technology for clear digital imaging, and there is a detachable web camera for remote communications...

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[Recongoddess] 17 inch of quality from BenQ... The BenQ FP72V: BenQ has recently launched the model FP72V, the response of your quest for quality. How else to call the Senseye technology which allows the automatic adjusting of contrast and luminosity according to light conditions from the room? Besides this, you get an excellent contrast rate, 1000:1, and an 178 degree visibility angle regardless of the way you look: horizontally or vertically.

[Krunker] BenQ FP72V: BenQ announced a new LCD Monitor called the FP72V. This new monitor includes support for BenQ’s new Senseye technology. You can read more about Senseye here at BenQ’s website but it’s basically a new digital image enhancement technology that improves image quality.

[Displays - displays.engadget.com /] BenQ’s FP72V 17-inch monitor >: We got to take a gander at BenQ’s FP72V monitor at CES, but it looks like the display is only now making it out to market—lucky us! A quick refresher: it’s the one with Senseye, that ambient-light sensing auto-contrast / brightness control system; it’s also got a 1000:1 contrast ratio, integrated USB 2.0 hub, and attachable speakers and webcam. We might like if they’d take it upon themselves to break out a 17-inch screen that’s not merely SXGA (1280 x 1024) but we’ll find a way to go on living.

[Engadget - www.engadget.com /] BenQ’s FP72V 17-inch monitor >: We got to take a gander at BenQ’s FP72V monitor at CES, but it looks like the display is only now making it out to market—lucky us! A quick refresher: it’s the one with Senseye, that ambient-light sensing auto-contrast / brightness control system; it’s also got a 1000:1 contrast ratio, integrated USB 2.0 hub, and attachable speakers and webcam. We might like if they’d take it upon themselves to break out a 17-inch screen that’s not merely SXGA (1280 x 1024) but we’ll find a way to go on living.

[Cheapstingybastard.com - Free Online Coupons, Dell, Overstock, Amazon!] BenQ DV2680 26" LCD TV $798: BenQ DV2680 26" LCD TV - 600:1 / 1280X768 / 16:9 / HDTV Senseye, satisfying the demands of the true connoisseur: The exclusive Senseye is a fully digital image processing system integrating high-definition digital imaging and image calibration technology. Senseye imaging technology

[Displays - displays.engadget.com /] BenQ displays @ CES - Plasmas, LCDs, completely out of control: We were really into their new 17-inch FP72V display, which is a little busy looking but way more slick than almost anything else out there right now in the 4:3 aspect ratio arena. It too features Senseye, as well as a 1000:1 contrast ratio, SXGA resolution, an attachable webcam, speakers, and has D-Sub, DVI-D, and USB 2.0; it’ll hit in March for $600. Anyone else reminded of the Lluon? What, BenQ, you didn’t think we’d know?

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