BenQ GL2750HM 27" LED Monitor with HDMI/DVI/VGA Speakers 2ms

27" BenQ GL2750HM LED HDMI/DVI/VGA 1920x1080, 300cd/m², 1200:1 2ms, Speakers, Black
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Product Overview Enjoyment for Your Everyday Home and Work Life

Whether you're catching up on the latest show on the Internet or viewing documents, the BenQ GL2750HM LED monitor is the perfect choice for you in style! Featuring a dynamic ratio of 12M:1, speakers, response time of 2ms and DVI and HDMI connector, this 27"W 16:9 LED monitor delivers you the audiovisual enjoyment.

http://www.benq.co.uk/product/monitor/GL2750HM/ Features 12M:1 Ultra High Dynamic Contrast for Depth and Definition
The GL2750HM comes with an ultra-high dynamic contrast ratio of 12M:1 to add color depth and definition to darkened and complex motion pictures, so that everything you see, from the brightest white to the darkest black, is perfectly rendered to deliver the clearest, smoothest picture performance during movies and video games.

Perfecting Your Audiovisual Enjoyment with Speakers
Whether you're listening to music or watching your favorite film, simply turn on the speakers to experience the audiovisual fun!

HDMI Multimedia Interface

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The latest HDMI high-speed multimedia interface makes these monitors incredibly convenient to use – now you can enjoy digital entertainment effortlessly even with additional multimedia equipment in the future.

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BenQ GL2750HM 27" LED Monitor with HDMI/DVI/VGA Speakers 2ms

BenQ GL2750HM 27" LED Monitor with HDMI/DVI/VGA Speakers 2ms

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27" BenQ GL2750HM LED HDMI/DVI/VGA 1920x1080, 300cd/m², 1200:1 2ms, Speakers, Black
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