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Acer GD235HZ
$400.00
Released February, 2010
The Pros:More affordable than the direct competition. Full 1080p resolution. HDMI input with HDCP compliance.
The Cons:You need to buy Nvidia's $199 3D vision kit + Nvidia card (not compatible with ATI) for 3D. High price for a 23" TN based display. Designed for gaming, poor for regular everyday use due to high cost for a regular TN display - poor viewing angles and colour depth.
The Acer GD235HZ is a 23” high-definition display monitor featuring a full 1080p resolution and specially designed for 3D aficionados. When combined with Nvidia’s 3D Vision active shutter glasses, the GD235HZ functions as a full 3D display.
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This means users can fully immerse themselves in their 3D games and movies. Included also is an HDMI port (with HDCP compliance) for using the screen as a television. The one area in which the GD235HZ is severely lacking is audio, as it includes no speakers whatsoever. Additional features include support for both a Kensington Lock Slot and VESA wall mounting.
Additional Information
To utilize the GD235HZ’s 3D function, users must purchase the Nvidia 3D Vision active shutter glasses and a compatible Nvidia graphics card.
Features
- 23” HD Monitor
- Full 3D Display
- 1080p Resolution
- VGA/DVI Connectivity
- HDMI w/HDCP
- Kensington Lock Slot (Ready)
- VESA Wall Mount (Ready)
- 3 Year Warranty
Specifications
- Size: 23.6” TFT LCD
- Panel Technology: TN (Twisted Nematic)
- Special Feature: 3D-Ready
- Max Refresh: 120Hz
- Dynamic Contrast: 80000:1
- Horizontal/Vertical Viewing Angles: 170/160
- Brightness: 300 cd/m2
- Response Time: 2ms gray-to-gray
- Pixel Pitch: .2715mm
- Maximum Colors Supported: 16.7 Million
- Color Saturation: 72% NTSC
- Connectors: VGA, DVI, HDMI (HDCP)
- Audio: No Speakers
- Color: Black/Orange
- Warranty: 3-Year Limited
User Reviews (3)
Pros & Cons
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more affordable than the direct competition
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HDMI input with HDCP compliance
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120Hz refresh rate - updates each pixel twice as fast as regular 60Hz monitors, while this doesn't mean transitions take less time it does improve response time, reducing motion blur and keeping the user up-to-date
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TN panel - low input lag, low pixel response time
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you need to buy Nvidia's $199 3D vision kit + Nvidia card (not compatible with ATI) for 3D
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high price for a 23" TN based display
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designed for gaming, poor for regular everyday use due to high cost for a regular TN display - poor viewing angles and colour depth
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true cost is ~$600 (w/ compatible 3D glasses)
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