Published on February 6th, 2018 | by gareth

BenQ Launches Four New Gaming Monitors

They always make great monitors so will have to check them out.

BenQ Launches Four New Premium Eye-Care Monitors, Including Three Supporting Dazzling HDR Video, Cinema and Gaming Content

COSTA MESA, Calif. — Feb. 6, 2018 — BenQ America Corp., an internationally renowned provider of visual display solutions, today introduced four new models in its popular E-Series of entertainment monitors — including three supporting high-dynamic-range (HDR) video. Featuring BenQ’s patented Brightness Intelligence Plus technology, the new EX3501R, EW3270U, EL2870U, and Brightness Intelligence EW3270ZL each provide a single display for work and play, with powerful features for business users, movie lovers and casual gamers.

The BenQ EX3501R (curved 35″ Ultra-Wide QHD), EW3270U (32″ 4K UHD) and EL2870U (28″ 4K UHD) monitors all deliver breathtaking and hyper-realistic video quality through cutting-edge HDR technology for the ultimate in gaming and HDR video entertainment. Each monitor offers enhanced brightness, color temperature and contrast, adjusting to particular content automatically, while delivering incredible levels of detail and vividness to HDR video and cinema content. These enhancements increase the overall dynamic range between true black and bright white to more closely resemble what the viewers’ eyes see in the natural world. All three monitors support AMD FreeSync™ — and the EX350IR adds a 100Hz refresh rate — to eliminate image tearing, broken frames, and choppy game play for ultra-smooth and fluid gaming.

In addition, the EX3501R provides a cinematic 21:9 aspect ratio with ultra-high 3440×1440 resolution, perfectly proportioning the 2.35:1 ratio of Cinemascope films and depicting the panoramic background graphics that make gaming fun. The EX3501R also features an ultra-slim, edge-to-edge bezel for endless horizons.

The new EW3270ZL monitor is ideal for viewing high-resolution movies and boosting work productivity, delivering enhanced video enjoyment through optimal color precision and QHD 2560×1440 resolution. With 10 bits of color depth, Rec.709, and 100% sRGB color space, the monitor offers more than a billion colors to work with astonishing precision. In addition, the EW3270ZL delivers multi-device connectivity via dual HDMI, DisplayPort, and Mini DisplayPort inputs, giving users greater flexibility and the best possible video image quality from external sources. BenQ’s Low Blue Light Plus Technology filters out shorter, higher-energy blue-violet radiation (420~455nm) that can be harmful to the eyes, while keeping the remaining beneficial blue turquoise light (455~480nm); hence, this monitor can reproduce more accurate color compared with conventional Low Blue Light technology.

The EX3501R, EW3270U, and EL2870U all feature BenQ’s exclusive Brightness Intelligence Plus technology, while the EW3270ZL features Brightness Intelligence technology. This enables the monitors to detect ambient light levels and the color temperature in the viewing environment and automatically adjust on-screen brightness and color temperature for maximum viewing comfort. As a result, screen contents are not overexposed, and details in dark areas are enhanced to maintain a visible level of clarity and intensity.

The BenQ Premium Eye-Care monitors are available now via BenQDirect at the following MSRPs:
EX3501R, $899
EW3270U, $699
EL2870U, $499
EW3270ZL, $399

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