BenQ LED-Backlit LCD Monitors

BenQ announced two new 15.6 LED-backlit LCD monitor lineup with the introduction of G610HDAL and G610HDPL. The widescreen monitors support a native resolution of 1366 x 768 pixels and deliver 5,000,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio, 250 cd/m2 brightness (G610HDAL), 220 cd/m2 brightness (G610HDPL) and 8ms response time.

BenQ LED-Backlit LCD Monitor

Not to mention, they consume only 8.2W (G610HDAL) and 5.8W (G610HDPL) powers in ECO mode. The G610HDAL and G610HDPL are in Latin America and the Middle East is now available in unannounced for the price.

Published February 6, 2010 in Display

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<h2>BenQ LED-Backlit LCD Monitors</h2>
BenQ announced two new 15.6 LED-backlit LCD monitor lineup with the introduction of G610HDAL and G610HDPL. The widescreen monitors support a native resolution of 1366 x 768 pixels and deliver 5,000,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio, 250 cd/m2 brightness (G610HDAL), 220 cd/m2 brightness (G610HDPL) and 8ms response time.
<img height="414" alt="BenQ LED-Backlit LCD Monitor" src="http://www.dreamgadget.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/benq_led-backlit_lcd_monitor.jpg" width="350" />
Not to mention, they consume only 8.2W (G610HDAL) and 5.8W (G610HDPL) powers in ECO mode. The G610HDAL and G610HDPL are in Latin America and the Middle East is now available in unannounced for the price.
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