BenQ launches a screen for Player 120 Hz, and FPS mode simulation screen smaller

BenQ launches today on the market for video game screen, and did not go with the back of the spoon, both in terms of functionality and price. The new "XL2410T" would be nothing less than a real professional player's screen, especially with a mode dedicated to FPS (shooters), a collaboration with players Heaton and Spawn.

BenQ XL2410T

The "BenQ XL2410T" trick to do this:

* A refresh rate of 120 Hz
* A response time of 2 ms using the method overdrive
* Three presets for different types of games (including FPS mode)
* Many display modes

Simulate a smaller screen ...

The player is actually reluctant to change, as evidenced by the number of players remaining true to Counter-Strike 1.6 (dated September 2003), and the latter it is particularly intended.

The player can choose to not only meet or stretch ratio of the source, if different from the 16:9 ratio screen, but mainly to simulate a screen diagonal of 17 inches, 19-inch 19-inch widescreen and 22-inch pan, in that operating common portion of the screen.

The slab with a diagonal of 23.6 inches (60 cm) also benefits from a LED backlight and a dynamic contrast ratio zany 10 million to one. Its refresh rate enables it to return to the terrain, it is also certified NVIDIA 3D Vision, while its VGA, DVI and HDMI allow him to view two sources simultaneously.

BenQ XL2410T
BenQ XL2410T

The BenQ XL2410T is marketed recently in Europe for the tidy sum of $ 450.