Acer Launches Half a Dozen S0 Slim LED Series Monitors
Acer Launches Half a Dozen S0 Slim LED Series Monitors
Posted 10/12/2011 at 7:50am
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Those of you rocking and rolling over in Europe have six new LED monitors to choose from today, all from Acer and all sporting slim profiles that measure just 13mm (barely more than half an inch, for the anti metric system crowd). These are TN panels ranging in size from 19 inches to 24 inches with contrast ratios of up to 100,000,000:1 (dynamic, of course).
TechConnect spotted the half a dozen new models, which fall under Acer's new S0 Slim LED Series. These include the 19-inch S190WL (1440x900), 20-inch S200HL (1600x900), 21.5-inch S220HQL (1920x1080), 23-inch S230HL (1920x1080), 24-inch S240HL (1920x1080), and 24-inch S240HLbid HDMI (1920x1080).
Each monitor boasts a 5ms response time, 250 cd/m2 brightness (typical), and D-Sub and DVI connectivity. The top-end S240HLbid HDMI also includes an HDMI port, in case that wasn't obvious. Pricing breaks down as follows:
- S190WL: €109 (~$150 USD)
- S200HL: €119 (~$164 USD)
- S220HQL: €139 (~$191 USD)
- S230HL: €159 (~$219 USD)
- S240HL: €179 (~$246 USD)
- S240HLbid HDMI: €189 (~$260 USD)
No word on when Acer plans to bring these models stateside or what the price will be once they do land on U.S. shores.
Image Credit: Acer via TechConnect
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December 26, 2011 at 2:58am
It took me several days to read it because I’d read it in snippets, leave to do something else, and then come back to it.
Baer
October 12, 2011 at 8:40am
Meh, more 1080p TV's minus tuners. They probibally have glossy reflective screens also. Toys! Many of us want to stay with 1920 X 1200 resolution, as said narrow bezels and NO GLOSSY SCREENS!
maleficarus™
October 12, 2011 at 10:06am
Most of us don't want 1920x1200. That res is much harder on our VGA hardware. Stop posing online FUD! Most of us are very happy with 1080P gaming with decent ms rates thank you very much...
misha573
October 12, 2011 at 9:32am
Couldn't agree more. Cheapskate (or just idiot) manufacturers grabbing both TV and Monitor markets with same parts. I don't want stinkin' basic HD on my 24 inch monitor (not even on my 20 inch). 16:10 please, no run-of-the-mill displays thanks. I certainly don't wanna see 720p or 1080p or any other "multimedia" moniker in the specs of my monitors. I wanna see proper res at decent prices. Knock off this TV crap!!
Zoandar
October 12, 2011 at 7:58am
While display companies are shedding mass and making displays more sexy, I'd like to see them reducing the bezel width, for the multi-display gaming crowd. With the right materials used I think bezels could be made a lot narrower and still support the components well.
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