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Asus unveils binary-inspired ultrathin Designo LCD displays; 0.64" thick
Asus on Tuesday unveiled its new ultraslim Designo MS Series LCD monitors"inspired by the binary state" and "incorporating...the numbers 1 and 0, straight lines and circles, and black and white" into a 0.64-inch thick display.
Asus on Tuesday unveiled its new ultraslim Designo MS Series LCD monitors"inspired by the binary state" and "incorporating...the numbers 1 and 0, straight lines and circles, and black and white" into a 0.64-inch thick display.
The display, which is intended as an external monitor for a notebook, stands with help of a spherical ring that allows users adjust the monitor's tilt angle with one finger.
Full specs, after the jump:
- Full HD 1080p
- 50,000:1 contrast ratio
- 2ms response time
- ASUS Splendid Video Intelligence Technology
- 40% in power savings
- 16.5mm (0.64-inch) profile
- Glossy piano-black finish on front bezel (rear bezel is "pearl white")
- LED touch sensor buttons
- Ring stand design with "Ergo-Fit Technology"
- HDMI port; DVI/VGA connectivity
- Manufactured with 50% less hazardous materials; reduces power consumption by 40%
No price or availability information is available, but the display will be available in 20, 21.5, 22, 23 and 23.6-inch sizes with appropriate resolutions.