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Lenovo ThinkVision Pro2840m 28-Inch UltraHD Monitor
Lenovo hits back with their new ultraHD monitor, the ThinkVision Pro2840m. This new 28-inch monitor provides 3840 x 2160 ultraHD resolution, 3M:1 dynamic contrast ratio, 5ms response time and 16:9 aspect ratio.
It would offer vibrant, sharp and detailed and color reproduction, says the company. It has Quick-release stand that lets you tilt forward and backward for comfortable viewing experience. It also has a range of connectivity option and built-in stereo speakers.
Highlights of Lenovo ThinkVision Pro2840m monitor
- 28-inch UltraHD 4Kx2K ( 3840×2160 pixels) monitor with 16:9 Aspect Ratio
- Sharp, vibrant images and text with 5ms response time
- True 10-bit color enables the best color reproduction capabilities, with a dynamic 3M:1 dynamic contrast ratio
- Infinity glass cover and dark metallic bezel
- Quick-release stand, Tilt Angle Forward 5 degree /Backward 25 degree, Swivel Angle 45 degree/45 degree, Lift 110mm
- Simplified cable management and sensitive touch keys
- 3.5mm stereo audio, Integrated 2×3 watt speakers
- Viewable Area 620.93mm(H) X 341.28mm(V)
- Resolution 3840×2160 (157 PPI)
- Color Gamut 72%
- Integrated DP+mDP+HDMI+MHL, USB BC 1.2, 3x USB 3.0 and 2x USB 2.0, MHL
What’s more, it also comes with touch sensitive buttons, built-in two 3W stereo speakers and a number of connectivity ports including DP, mDP, HDMI, MHL, USB BC 1.2, 3x USB 3.0 and 2x USB 2.0. The ThinkVision Pro2840m will hit the market from April 2014 for $799.
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#4739440 Posted on: 01/08/2014 07:43 AM
Nope its only 60hz
Nope its only 60hz
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#4739480 Posted on: 01/08/2014 09:56 AM
Well at that res you do not need more unless you are gaming everything @ low settings with 780 ti sli or 290x xfire.
And that display has everything else going for it compared to pretty much anything since it is 10bit panel.
Well at that res you do not need more unless you are gaming everything @ low settings with 780 ti sli or 290x xfire.
And that display has everything else going for it compared to pretty much anything since it is 10bit panel.
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#4739482 Posted on: 01/08/2014 10:01 AM
Well at that res you do not need more unless you are gaming everything @ low settings with 780 ti sli or 290x xfire.
And that display has everything else going for it compared to pretty much anything since it is 10bit panel.
Well, agreed, but a fallback to 120Hz @ 1920x1080 would be a nice feature to add, along with lag close to zero.
Well at that res you do not need more unless you are gaming everything @ low settings with 780 ti sli or 290x xfire.
And that display has everything else going for it compared to pretty much anything since it is 10bit panel.
Well, agreed, but a fallback to 120Hz @ 1920x1080 would be a nice feature to add, along with lag close to zero.
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#4739499 Posted on: 01/08/2014 10:54 AM
120Hz with ips capable of 10bit is rather non existent
or normal ips even too, except for korean overclockable displays 
While input lag can be zero and could be. that response time is good for anyone.
120Hz with ips capable of 10bit is rather non existent
or normal ips even too, except for korean overclockable displays
While input lag can be zero and could be. that response time is good for anyone.
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Now this is a proper display this