BOE (Beijing Oriental Electronics Group) officially unveiled the world’s fastest gaming monitor today, a 27-inch panel with a 500Hz refresh rate. Other features include an 8-lane eDP connection, true 8-bit color gamut support, and a 1ms response time. However, don’t expect this gaming monitor to be priced less than a typical laptop, as current models with a 360Hz refresh rate (ASUS ROG) retail for a hefty $699.99 USD.
The company also revealed its first 110-inch 8K 120HZ panel, one that was made possible by their developments and breakthroughs in oxide semiconductor display technology. These breakthroughs allow for higher refresh rates, improved resolution, low power consumption, and ultra-narrow bezels. There’s no word yet on pricing or availability, but expect both of these displays to first launch in China.
- A 240Hz refresh rate is 4x faster than typical standard monitors and twice as fast as common 120Hz gaming monitors. More frames means smaller visual...
- Amd Radeon free Sync technology synchronizes the GPU and monitor, displaying full frames only when the monitor is capable of displaying them. This...
- A wide-angle viewing range means that color coverage is consistent no matter which angle The screen is viewed from. This is thanks to the IPS...
Oxide semiconductor display technology has the advantages of high mobility, low off-state current, simple process technology, and large size, which can meet the dual needs of future product quality improvement and energy consumption reduction, and has become an inevitable trend in technology and market development,” said the company.
