Monitors

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Computer monitors come in many sizes but their main purpose is to display the graphics emanating from a computer. What they have in common is the LCD or LED technology that powers them. Monitors are usually presented in a widescreen format and generally vary between 23in and 40in. Resolutions can differ, as well, with 1080p and 4K bookending the popular spectrum. Gaming-focussed monitors tend to have higher refresh rates and adaptive-framerate technology, such as NVIDIA G-Sync or AMD FreeSync, which remove the stuttering and tearing you otherwise see, while professional monitors use high-quality IPS panels for colour accurate viewing. Scan's experts are on hand to guide you through the buying process, so give is a call and we'll find a monitor that fits your needs.

19" to 20" Monitors

Widescreen monitors available in 18.5 to 20 inch screen sizes. This format gives you a screen size which is about the size of two A4 sheets of paper side by side. Giving you more desktop space than before, allowing you to view multiple applications at the same time. The 16 : 9 aspect ratio allows widescreen movies to be viewed as they were intended, as well as an improved field of view for gaming.
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21.5" to 22" Monitors

Designed for a range of applications be it digital image work, gaming or CCTV monitoring, these LCD monitors can handle it all due to the low refresh rates, good colour reproduction and excellent contrast / brightness capabilities. These monitors have an aspect ratio of 4 : 3. Advanced features such as the VESA mounting standard allow mounting on a wall or to a multiple monitor bracket.
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23", 24" & 25" Monitors

Designed for a wide range of applications including home/small office, graphics, video playback, presentations and gaming.

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27" Monitors

Computer Monitors are one of the most integral parts of your system so choosing the right monitor is hugely important. That's why at SCAN we give you such a large selection to choose from. Below you can find our 27 Inch monitors offering larger screens for a more thrilling experience.

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28" Plus Monitors

Computer Monitors are one of the most integral parts of your system so choosing the right monitor is hugely important. That's why at SCAN we give you such a large selection to choose from. Below you can find our 28 inch and above monitors offering the largest screens for a more thrilling experience.

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Open Box Monitors

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4K & 8K Monitors

These screens are the next big thing in display technology - literally. They've got a mighty 3,840 x 2,160 resolution to ensure that movies and games look as good as possible, and many of these screens are large enough to dominate a desk. Just ensure that you can afford one of these high-end panels - and that your graphics card has enough power to drive so many pixels if you want to play games.

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Curved PC Monitors

The edges of these monitors very gently curve inwards, matching the curvature of the human eye. The curve is so gentle it's not really conciously visible, but combined with an ultra wide aspect ratio makes games, particularly first person shooters even more immersive than when played on a standard flat monitor.

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Professional Colour Critical Displays

For any type of professional post production work, a monitor that accurately displays color to industry standards is an indispensable tool.
Now feauturing 10-bit colour displays and HDR compliant monitors to begin working in the current video editing climate to its truest potential.

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NVIDIA G-Sync PC Gaming Monitors

The ultimate upgrade for NVIDIA GeForce graphics card owners, these monitors all support the firm's G-SYNC technology, which automatically synchronises the panel's refresh rate with the current frame rate being produced by a graphics card, ensuring silky smooth gaming free from stutter and screen tearing. Available in resolutions up to 4K and with refresh rates up to 144Hz, there's something for everyone. Most modern NVIDIA GPUs support G-SYNC, but check to make sure yours does, and remember to use DisplayPort.

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AMD FreeSync PC Gaming Monitors

Monitors that support AMD's FreeSync variable refresh rate technology synchronise the panel's refresh rate to the frame rate produced by a graphics card for silky smooth gaming free from stutter and screen tears. Available in a wide range of resolutions, including ultra wide 2,560 x 1,080, these monitors are a gamer's best friend. For FreeSync gaming, you'll need to check you've got a supported AMD graphics card and connect to the monitor using DisplayPort.

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