Five new models, sizes of 24 to 27 inches and equipped with IPS panels, make up this range aimed at the corporate market in which design to make multiple configurations and ergonomics are fundamental elements.

AOC 90 Series Pro-line

Designed without frame on three sides for maximum configuration flexibility, the five new professional monitors 90 Series, belonging to the Pro-line family of AOC, equip IPS panel 24 inches -models I2490VXQ and I2490PXQU- and 27 inches - models I2790VQ, I2790PQU and Q2790PQU.

The union of several monitors to perform simultaneous tasks is imperceptible thanks to the almost invisible frames on the sides, which in turn helps increase productivity. The I2490VXQ and I2790VQ are equipped with a basic stand, while I2490PXQU monitors, I2790PQU and Q2790PQU incorporate an ergonomic stand that can be easily disassembled, no screwdriver, and a wide range of options, as a height adjustment of 130 Mm, inclination of -5 to + 25°, 165-degree rotation and 90-degree rotation.

AOC 90 Series Pro-lineAll models 90 Series offer wide viewing angles (up to 178 degrees) and high color accuracy, with range 100% sRGB and 90% NTSC. The flagship model -Q2790PQU- equips a QHD panel (2.560×1.440 Pixels) to show four 720p video streams at once. The remaining four models feature Full HD panels (1.920×1.080 Pixels).

As far as connectivity is concerned,, monitors have DisplayPort inputs, HDMI and VGA to connect multiple image sources and view different types of content. All models incorporate speakers without external cables, and the PQU and PXQU models feature a USB 3.0 to connect peripheral devices.

Available on the market next July, except for the Q2790PQU model to be marketed in September, these monitors incorporate Low Blue Light mode, that reduces the blue light of short wavelength potentially harmful to the eyes, as well as AOC Flicker Free technology, that reduces flicker and prevents eye fatigue with a DC system instead of PWM modulation.

Energy Star Certified, EPEAT Gold and TCO Certified Displays 7, the E-Saver software feature allows the display to switch to a low-power profile when the user is not in front of the monitor, while Eco mode adapts display settings to different types of content to minimize power consumption.


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by • 28 Jun, 2017
• section: fully, display