Asus has expanded its monitor lineup with the VS247H LED monitor. This 24-inch LED-backlit monitor supports full HD resolution and comes with support for HDMI interface. Additionally, the monitor comes with 50 million:1 contrast ratio along, Smart Contrast Ratio that dynamically adjusts the backlight and contrast and Splendid Video Intelligence Technology that optimizes video performance and image fidelity by enhancing color, brightness, contrast, and sharpness.

It will sell in India for Rs. 11,900 excluding taxes.

LG today unveiled its new line of 3D monitors that promises to give a flicker-free experience. LG reckons flickering and the resulting sickness has restricted consumers to opt for 3D products but the new Cinema 3D Monitors – D41P and D42P help to solve that.

Certified “flicker-free” by two European safety certification agencies, users will be able to enjoy 3D images without any dizziness and nausea. Additionally, the full HD monitor is equipped with LG’s Film Patterned Retarder (FPR) 3D technology, which means the monitors provide clearer, brighter 3D images with reduced crosstalk.

The Cinema 3D monitors support HDMI 1.4 as well as on-the-fly 2D to 3D conversion.

The LG Cinema 3D Monitors are launched in Korea today and will be followed by other regions in early June starting with Europe.

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LG Electronics has announced a new sleek monitor for its home market. The Flatron E2290V is touted as the world’s thinnest monitor measuring just 7.2mm. Despite the thinness, the monitor does not lose any functionality.

It comes in a luxurious metallic design and supports full HD resolution, has a contrast ratio of 1000000:1, 2ms response time, HDMI and 40 percent more power efficient as compared to an LCD monitor. Furthermore, LG has integrated all the inputs at the base of the monitor stand and has LED touch-sensitive buttons on the front.

It will sell for 420,000 won (US$376).

LG has announced an ultra-thin LED monitor that is the slimmest LG has ever created. The E90’s slimness measures at just 7.2mm and will sell under LG’s new Super LED monitor line.

The monitor features 2ms response time, integrated Image Booster software to reduce blurriness, up to 40 percent less power consumption when compared a conventional LCD monitor and EZ-cabling system that puts the power supply and socket at the back of the monitor stand.

The E90 will be showcased at the CES next month and will go on sale from this month in select markets.

Samsung has launched a new LED monitor for the Indian market. The PX2370 from 70 Series is a 23-inch LED backlit monitor that supports full HD video playback and features 100 percent sRGB color reproduction for natural-looking pictures.

The monitor is 40 percent more power efficient than LCD monitors and comes with other magical features like Magix Lux, Magic Eco, Magic Return and Magic Angle.

Magic Lux automatically adjusts the monitor’s brightness according the ambient lighting; Magic Eco gives four pre-set energy saving option; Magic Return brings back all the content from the second monitor to primary one in case the second monitor is disconnected; and Magic Angle gives the same viewing experience from any angle.

The PX2370 is available now for Rs. 15,300.

Samsung newly announced FX2490HD offers more than what most monitors give today. The 90 Series SyncMaster LED-backlit monitor doubles up as a television set with the help of integrated TV Tuner. The 24-inch monitor has a Quad-stand design with Touch of Color and boasts other TV-friendly features like Picture in Picture (PIP) allowing users to surf the internet and watch TV at the same time, 7.1-channel Dolby support, USB port to watch movies without needing to On the PC, Magic Angle, 2 HDMI ports and HD support.

The FX2490HD will sell in South Korea for 549,000 won ($470).

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Asus has announced a new full HD 3D capable monitor for the Indian market. The Asus VG236H is a 23-inch display that supports Nvidia’s 3D Vision technology and plays back at full 1080p resolution. Additionally, the monitors have a 120Hz refresh rate, 400 nits of brightness, anti-glare display, tilt support and five pre-set modes to automatically adjust color settings.

The monitor supports various HD inputs like Dual-link DVI, Component, HDMI and is bundled with Nvidia 3D Vision Kit.

It sells for Rs. 41,000.

Samsung has announced that their multi-monitor SyncMaster MD Series equipped with AMD’s Eyefinity technology will make its retail debut around the world in June. Samsung will sell these 23-inchers as a single monitor or will bundle three or six together with a custom stand.

The thin 7.6mm bezel on the sides of the monitor help to transform these monitors into a single large one thus, giving users an affordable big screen solution. The monitors boast full HD (1920×1080) resolution or 5760×2160 ultra high-definition resolution (MD230X6), 3000:1 static and 150,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio, 178 degree viewing angle, DVI/Analog/DisplayPort input and an 8ms response time.

The three configurations that will be sold by Samsung will be single monitor without stand (MD230), 3×1 landscape or portrait (MD230X3) and 3×2 landscape (MD230X6).

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Samsung has expanded its LCD monitor range for the Indian market. The Konect Plus series is the newest addition that allows user to connect to varied number of devices like set-top box, home theatre, DVD player, game console or camera with its HDMI port.

The first monitor in the line is the 23-inch 16:9 P2370MS that boasts full HD resolution, dynamic contrast ratio of 50,000:1, 5ms response time and features Starlit Touch sensitive buttons.

On the aesthetics front, the P2370MS comes in a ToC (Touch of Color) Charcoal grey design, Crystal Neck stand and is free from Volatile Organic Compound (VOC) making the monitor environmental friendly.

The monitor is priced at Rs. 16,000.

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LG is planning to become the first manufacturer to sell a full HD 3D LCD display in the mass market. They’ve announced the commercial launch of its 23-inch 3D LCD monitor that uses shutter glasses to deliver three-dimensional content in full HD resolution.

LG claims its new LCDs are capable to offer twice as crisp picture quality compared to existing HD 3D displays with the help of proprietary high performance 3D exclusive controller and copper bus line. The LCD monitor also supports 2D content mode.

LG is launching the new displays in order to cash in on the fact that 3D display market is expected to grow at rapid pace as trials to 3D broadcasting has been announced in UK, South Korea and Japan.

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