Johannesburg, South Africa: 13 May 2015 – AOC enriches its professional line with a 25″ (63.5 cm) model that boasts a QHD resolution of 2560 x 1440 pixels. The Q2577PWQ comes with a high-quality IPS panel for ultra-wide viewing angles both vertically and horizontally. Furthermore, this type of panel ensures great colour consistency. Given the combination of impressive colours and resolution, the AOC Q2577PWQ is ideal for photographers, designers and all other professionals who depend on sharp pictures.
Photographers and demanding home users, listen up!
Professional photographers, designers and any other professionals who rely on razor-sharp images will be highly impressed with AOC’s new 25″ model. Boasting a stunning Quad HD resolution of 2560 x 1440 pixels (which is four times the resolution of an HD display) and ample screen real-estate with 25″ AOC meets the needs of those demanding users. In addition, entertainment enthusiasts will equally benefit from the short response time of just 5 ms; a feature that takes care of ghosting effects. This way, players and movie fans can enjoy crisp and clear images even during fast-paced scenes. Furthermore, the built-in 3 W stereo speakers help free up space and clean up cable clutter, eliminating the need for separate speaker boxes. The new Quad HD panel ensures that users can enjoy a full view of a website at a single glance without image distortion; a contrast to current Full HD displays which onlyrealise three-quarters of a full screen. Also, even when enlarging the screen, users will be able to enjoy undistorted and sharper text. The monitor’s super-fast DisplayPort input option is an ideal choice to transmit high resolution content in a particularly smooth way.
Advanced IPS technology
AOC equips its new QHD model with a technologically advanced IPS panel. IPS technology is one of the highest performing panel technologies currently available for displays. This way, AOC makes sure users will greatly benefit from high accuracy in colour, contrast and wide viewing angles (178°/178°). Thanks to the fact that IPS panels offer excellent picture reproduction, they are ideal for photography, graphics design, movie production, CAD/CAM engineering, medical, and security applications, to name but a few examples. In addition to detailed image fidelity, brightness is an equally important feature. In this sense, the IPS technology provides uniform luminance.
Eye-health promoting Flicker-FREE technology
User health is a challenge that display manufacturer AOC takes seriously. Therefore, AOC’s new model Q2577PWQ also comes with a feature that ensures a zero-flickering viewing experience. Flickering is a flashing effect that takes place when the LED backlight controller of a monitor adjusts the brightness levels during display refreshing. This can affect the eyes and cause eye fatigue without the viewer even noticing. Therefore, the Flicker FREE feature helps to reduce the various eye health concerns that can be caused by flickering.
The versatile genius
In order to ensure full comfort, higher productivity as well as a healthier back and neck, the AOC Q2577PWQ comes with a wide range of features that help to reduce fatigue and improve the working posture: height adjustability of 130 mm, pivot, swivel and tilt. Furthermore, the monitor can be fixed on VESA (100×100) compliant wall mounts and racks.
Reliable and efficient
In order to give users a variety of options for connecting different input sources, the AOC Q2577PWQ comes with DisplayPort, HDMI, DVI and
VGA, to name but a few examples. This way, it is no problem to e.g. hook up a video game console and several computers or other devices at the same time.
However, the display’s high performance and versatility do not come at the cost of sustainability. AOC equips its new model with the clever energy saving features Eco Mode and e-Saver. The monitor also fulfils strict regulations such as EnergyStar 6.0 and TCO 6.0. As with all of its displays, AOC offers a 3 year warranty with on-site exchange service.
The AOC Q2577PWQ availability and pricing for South Africa is still to be confirmed.
