ASUS has today provided a glimpse at what's certain to be a mass of new products at next month's Computex by unveiling a range of displays tailored for all corners of the market.
Kicking things off is the new Designo ML Series. Arriving as an alternative to last year's sexy MS Series, the ML range takes a more conservative approach and promises to blend "style with energy-efficiency".
Available in sizes ranging from 20in to 24in, the Designo ML features a mercury-free LED backlit panel and sports an Eco mode that ASUS reckons will reduce power consumption by up to 55 per cent.
The display's crescent-shaped stand allows for the panel to be tilted and swiveled to your heart's content, and you can expect a full-HD resolution, a 2ms GTG response time and a so-called 10,000,000:1 ASUS Smart Contrast Ratio. Though, how that translates to real-world contrast ratio is anyone's guess.
Next up is a duo of 3D monitors - the 23in VG236 (pictured above) and the 27in PG276. The latter is being touted as the world's largest 3D gaming monitor, and both displays feature a 2ms GTG response time, a 3D-enabling 120Hz refresh rate and brightness rated at 400 nits. Dual-link DVI and HDMI inputs are available, and the displays feature height, swivel and tilt-adjustable stands, making them easy to arrange in a 3D Vision Surround setup.
Last but not least, ASUS will also soon be launching the PA246Q. Aimed at designers and photographers, the 24in display features a P-IPS panel to provide ultra-wide viewing angles and is optimised for Adobe RGB colour reproduction.
No mention of availability or pricing for any of the above as yet, but ASUS tells us we'll be seeing these displays and more at Computex 2010.
