BenQ FP241W LCD Monitor

[Miles]

This is the monitor that I've been waiting on, wasn't supposed to be released until September but BenQ surprised their consumers, it will be in the stores very soon and should prove to be one of it not the best 24" monitors available.

Features

Full HD Format Support

Unlike conventional LCD monitors, the FP241W features complete HD support, so you can enjoy the most dazzlingly video possible. Experience lifelike video with all your new generation electronics, such as the latest game consoles and HD DVD players.

HDMI (High-Definition Multimedia Interface)

The BenQ FP241W is the world's first LCD monitor with HDMI. HDMI not only enables 5Gbps data transfers, but eliminates the need for signal conversions, ensuring the best quality video. In addition, unlike other high-performance displays, the FP241W uses only a single HDMI cable, which carries the best quality video signals. The result is less clutter and hassle-free installation.

A Great View

1920 x 1200 (WUXGA) resolution With 1920 x 1200 (WUXGA) resolution, the FP241W can display more content while maintaining crisp details and legible text. And its wide-screen format ensures no image distortion or cropping.

Will retail around $1,200 but with competition from Dell the prices should drop rapidly!

[nam-ng]

Hi Miles...

Are you going to do a review of that monitor anytime soon?

[werty316]

Holy crap talk about bling and expensive.

[Bio-Hazard]

There's supposed to be a complete new generation of HDMI (High-Definition Multimedia Interface) LCD released from just about all the vendors this fall. Todays standard LCD's will get real cheap after that. .........;)

[markkleb]

hey Miles, ol buddy can I borrow $1200...
(ive been using a Magnavox 15" HDTV for my display)

[BigD]

i want every single one of those 2304000 pixels

[Miles]

Hi Miles...

Are you going to do a review of that monitor anytime soon?


I've written BenQ, but their contact list is very sparse and generally monitor companies are not very forthcoming with samples for review, unless you happen to be display/graphis specific site or one of the top five review sites on the web...Short answer I hope so, but I'm not counting on it:grin: The price will fall rapidly once the cometiion from Samsung, LG, and the other major companies hit the market.

[Bio-Hazard]

Most of the LCD reviews that I read are from Canadian sites (Samsung) and those LCD's have to be given back to the company after the review. There are a few others that pass out LCD's but they are far and few inbetween, I wish you luck Miles........;)

[GIBSON]

I've written BenQ, but their contact list is very sparse and generally monitor companies are not very forthcoming with samples for review, unless you happen to be display/graphis specific site or one of the top five review sites on the web...Short answer I hope so, but I'm not counting on it:grin: The price will fall rapidly once the cometiion from Samsung, LG, and the other major companies hit the market.
Well, this is Bjorn3D isn't it?! :lol: I'm pretty sure they'll let you review it if you return the monitor afterwards.

[Kougar]

I hope they send you one to review Miles! Is always nice to try something out before you buy it... ;)

[tomato]

Wow, nice specs ;) :) That is one kicka$$ monitor ;)