AOC Releases 27-inch "Borderless" IPS Monitor for $299

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  • lpedraja2002
    Anyone else sad that you can't find 16:10 Monitors anymore?
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  • lpedraja2002
    Anyone else sad that you can't find 16:10 monitors anymore?
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  • redeemer
    U2412M is an excellent 16:10 monitor
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  • hero1
    lpedraja2002Anyone else sad that you can't find 16:10 Monitors anymore?
    Dell has them and so does Samsung, HP, Viewsonic, Asus etc and you can find them at newegg and other retailers. I'm currently planing on selling my 1080p, get a second GPU and a 27" from Dell or the soon to be released Asus 27".
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  • A Bad Day
    Aw, I was looking forward to a monitor that had even thinner edges for mutli-monitor setups. Looking at the black bars while gaming is irritating for me.
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  • emperor piehead
    who else read borderless display for multi monitor and then was sad that there was no dvi?
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  • linzerd
    Actually, the manufacturer page says that "the ultra-narrow bezel measures just 5.8mm", not 2mm as stated here.
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  • themissingpiece
    Agh, the only I don't like is that it's 27" but not 1440p... Ah well, it's to keep the prices down, I guess. I hope there'll be a 22"/23" version.
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  • livebriand
    Umm, guys, the sub title?
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  • livebriand
    Emperor Pieheadwho else read borderless display for multi monitor and then was sad that there was no dvi?It's not a big deal - DVI>HDMI cables cost $5, and they're electrically compatible so there's no active conversion or potential loss of quality involved.
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