ASUS VX24AH 23.8" ZeroFrame Console Gaming Monitor with IPS Panel

23.8" ASUS Frameless VX24AH Monitor, IPS Panel, 2560x1440, 5ms, 300cd/m², Speakers, D-Sub/HDMI, Black
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Product Overview Concept to Creation
Precision to the Finest Detail
Envision bigger with 2560 x 1440 WQHD, packing four times the pixel density of 720p! New premium 16:9 wide-format VX24AH LED displays with 178° wide viewing angle panel for better productivity, opening extra multitasking space to fit more windows and projects on-screen. ASUS exclusive SplendidPlus Video Intelligence Technology, QuickFit Virtual Scale, and 100% sRGB fidelity ensure reality-defining color and image accuracy, giving you true “what you imagine is what you create” power. Dual HDMI support WQHD natively, accentuated by room-dominating audio via twin 2W speakers.

True-to-life Visuals
See Better and Wider
The VX24AH WQHD monitor high quality 2560 x 1440 visuals – equaling four times the resolution of standard 720p sets. It allows users to view greater image detail and do more with an onscreen footprint larger than that of standard displays.

Made for Work and Play
The ASUS VX24AH provides an ultra-wide 178° viewing angle on both horizontal and vertical planes, thereby minimizing onscreen color shift even when viewed from extreme angles. With its WQHD display, you enjoy 77% more desktop space than a full HD screen to spread out your windows and palettes. It is also about 25% sharper than a generic 24” full HD display, delivering ultra-smooth visuals thanks to 5ms (GTG) response time. This ensures you get lag-free experiences in movies and gaming, with the latter looking more vivid, with all in-game details shown in true color. Features Extensive Connectivity
Native WQHD Content Support
The VX24AH features a host of connectivity options that include HDMI for native WQHD, plus D-sub for full HD 1080p content transmission. The HDMI port also supports MHL which allows you to use the MHL with HDMI connection to view content from your mobile device on the VX24AH while simultaneously charging the mobile device. Twin built-in 2W speakers provide quality audio for a completely immersive home theater experience.

QuickFit Virtual Scale for true what you see is what you get
ASUS includes its exclusive QuickFit Virtual Scale feature with the VX24AH, allowing you to preview photos and documents on-screen in their actual size prior to printing. It can be activated via a monitor hotkey, and serves as a highly useful guide to accurately view and edit photos in their native size.

Innovations That Raise the Bar
ASUS-exclusive Technologies for Stunning Image Quality
We’ve raised the bar by incorporating some of our proprietary technologies into the ASUS VX24AH to give you a truly vivid visual experience. The VX24AH features the new SplendidPlus™ Video Intelligence Technology that optimizes videos and images by enhancing color brightness, contrast, and sharpness. SplendidPlus™ features two new modes – Reading and Darkroom – in addition to the Scenery, Standard, Theater, sRGB, and Night View modes. Low-blue Light and Flicker-free technologies also reduce the strain on your eyes after long-time usage.

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ASUS VX24AH 23.8" ZeroFrame Console Gaming Monitor with IPS Panel

ASUS VX24AH 23.8" ZeroFrame Console Gaming Monitor with IPS Panel

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23.8" ASUS Frameless VX24AH Monitor, IPS Panel, 2560x1440, 5ms, 300cd/m², Speakers, D-Sub/HDMI, Black
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