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How to Choose Between TN, VA, and IPS Panels for the Games You Play
13/04/2023 BenQ

Choosing between TN, VA, and IPS panel types often confuses lots of people. Each has advantages for particular uses, so let’s take a look the differences in speed, color, contrast, and more.

What is BenQ HDR-PRO Technology?

In this article, we will introduce three keys of BenQ HDR-PRO technology: Optimal HDR Tone Mapping, The Leading Local Contrast Enhancer, and the Introduction of Dynamic Iris and SSI Dimming...
How Can Thunderbolt 3 Monitor for Mac Devices Benefit Professional Users?

For professional videographers, photographers, and 3D render work Thunderbolt connectivity makes sense. A Thunderbolt professional monitor fits right in.

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The First Step in Better Photography: Choosing an “Excellent” Monitor

Photographers are used to browsing the photo on the camera screen right after snapping a picture. However, we will still upload the captured images to a computer, then select images we would like to keep, and edit them on a large monitor. Have you ever thought about this? Can the monitor reflect the exposure and color of a retouched image in the way you expected?

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