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Are all computer monitors the same? The obvious answer is, of course, no. After all, we do have different sizes of monitors in the market, and all of them do come with various specifications ranging from the resolution to pixel density and brightness/contrast levels. Well, if there is one route that monitors tend to move to these days, it would be the “slim is in” look – and apart from that, there is also the transition towards a smaller bezel size; so much so that the recently released AOC i2367fh monitor looks as though there is no bezel at all. I kid you not – take a look at the image above and tell me otherwise!

The AOC i2367fh monitor can be considered to be a virtually borderless 23-inch monitor, making it the ideal setup for not only workstations but gaming machines as well. Sporting an Advanced High-Performance In-Plane Switching (IPS) technology as well as a whopping 50,000,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio, we are talking about top notch enhanced picture quality here, where it will be accompanied by higher definition, better color accuracy and greater light transmission.

You will not find it difficult to hook up Blu-ray players, video game consoles as well as a slew of other compatible devices effortlessly thanks to the integrated HDMI port as well as integrated speakers which do away with the need for external audio.

The bezel itself measures a near invisible 2mm, making the monitor look extremely sleek and of course, borderless. Not only that, the AOC i2367fh monitor comes with an artistic design which also boasts of a metallic hook-shaped stand, letting you enjoy two different setup modes of viewing – one as a photo frame style sans a base, and the other as an ordinary function stand. You can pick up the AOC i2367fh monitor for $199 at select retail stores.

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AOC has just announced the availability of their i2367fh borderless 23-inch monitor, where at first glance above, it looks as though we are having a gander at a Photoshop job – which obviously isn’t of course. The AOC i2367fh will boast Advanced High-Performance In-Plane Switching (IPS) technology as well as 50,000,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio which is said to deliver enhanced picture quality, higher definition, better color accuracy and greater light transmission. It does not matter whether you hook up Blu-ray players to it, or enjoy your favorite video games on it, or connect different kinds of compatible devices with it via the integrated HDMI port, the AOC i2367fh ought to get the job done – and done well.

Internal speakers ensure that there is no need for external audio, although those who place a premium on sound effects might beg to differ. The AOC i2367fh’s 23-inch IPS display sports a mere 2mm bezel which ensures it looks sleek and “borderless”, where a metallic hook-shaped stand paves the way for a couple of different setup modes of viewing – whether you want it to be a photo frame style sans a base, or a standard function stand. It basically retails for $199 a pop.

By Ubergizmo. Related articles: AOC announces 27″ i2757fh “borderless” monitor, AOC 22-inch USB-powered HD display is now available for purchase,

Some days it seems like there is never enough monitor real estate for all the applications you have open. Thusly you add a second monitor into the mix, which, while convenient, isn’t as awesome as having one giant monitor spread before your eyes. This is where LG’s EA93, a 29-inch monitor with a 21:9 aspect ratio, comes in.

Newly announced over on the LG Korea website, the EA93 is a panoramic monitor with a resolution of 2,560 x 1,080. The monitor features built-in 7w stereo speakers, and has an ultra-slim bezel for those who hate wasted space. It also offers a Super Energy Savings feature, which results in the monitor drawing about 25-percent less electricity than equivalently-sized units.

As for connectivity, the EA93 offers a DVI-D Dual port, two HDMI ports, three USB 3.0 ports, a Display Port, and Audio In/Headphone Out. The monitor has built-in software that offers a four-screen split so that users can divide their computing activities up. You can watch a movie in fullscreen mode in one of the split screens, for example.

Says the announcement, the EA93 offers life-like colors via an IPS display, and is ideal for both entertainment and multimedia, making it a “multi-entertainment” device. The monitor features 100-percent sRGB color expression. Finally, one of the HDMI ports is a mobile high-definition link, allowing users to display share with a mobile device. The monitor is available in Korea for 690,000 won ($633USD), and will be available elsewhere later this year.

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LG unveils world’s first 21:9 panoramic monitor is written by Brittany Hillen & originally posted on SlashGear.
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LG has just launched the 29-inch EA93 UltraWide monitor that boasts a 21:9 aspect ratio. According to LG, the EA93 is the world’s first 21:9 ultra-widescreen monitor that offers a generous screen space, a 4-screen split feature, and 100 percent sRGB color space expressions. The EA93′s monitor, in particular, uses an IPS display to create life-like colors that will be perfect for entertainment and multimedia purposes. Another obvious feature that we love about the EA93 is its 29-inch screen that provides plenty of room for all the stuff that you use – whether it’s for the office or home. (more…)

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There are quite a few people using laptops as their main machines these days. Though I still use a desktop PC for a lot of my computing tasks, I have set up a MacBook Pro 17 as an ancillary workstation with an external screen. Monitors tend to be quite large, and finding the optimal placement for your laptop can be problematic. I like this solution because it actually hides your laptop behind your monitor.

The AluRack is a spartan solution that attaches to the Apple displays. It can also prop up an external hard drive. The shelf is securely fastened to the circular cutout of Apple’s metal stand, and it works with iMacs and, Thunderbolt and Cinema Displays. It was created by Danish designer Jakob Wagner, and he used two pieces to set this up.

The all-aluminum craftsmanship perfectly meshes with Apple’s industrial design, and it looks pretty cool, while helping to reduce desktop clutter. The AluRack sells for $60(USD) over at Just Mobile.

[via Cool Hunting]