Acer launches Predator companion: G24 monitor

by Parm Mann on 10 July 2008, 10:45

Tags: Acer Monitors, Acer (TPE:2353)

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Acer, one of the world's largest PC vendors, has announced its latest creation: the G24 LCD monitor, designed for gamers "looking for flawless high-definition graphics quality and seamless motion."

The monitor, pictured below, features an orange and black colour scheme to match Acer's hardcore Predator system. We're not entirely sure about the design ourselves, but Acer tells us it "endows the G24 with a powerful, warrior-like look, while deeply carved lines on the base of the foot stand convey a rugged military look and feel."

Garish looks aside, the display itself packs an impressive specification. It features a 24in CrystalBrite panel, providing a 1920 x 1200 resolution, and gamers should be more than satisfied with the 2ms response time. Its real party-piece, however, is its 50,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio - a world's first for a 24in monitor, says Acer.

There's a 176 degree viewing angle, 400 cd/m² brightness and HDMI connectivity. Acer hasn't mentioned which type of LCD panel the G24 utilises, but judging by the £349.99 price tag, we're going to assume its a basic TN panel, though, we're hoping we're wrong.

No official release date has been announced, but with the Predator now on sale, the G24 shouldn't be far behind. Unfortunately, there's no mention of a plain-black model, so, if you're a Predator fan, or just like being Tango'd, this one's for you.

Official press release: Acer launches the first display with 50000:1 contrast ratio - G24



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hmmmmm, that looks quite nice, but if its a TN then theres no chance….
It's not as hideous as the case which spawned it but since there's no chance in hell of me buying the case, I can't really imagine why I'd buy this.
It can't be a TN panel with viewing angles of ~176 degrees, unless TN just got a whole lot better…

The press release says £349 inv. VAT which isn't bad for a monitor of that spec… given that it isn't a TN panel…

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