Iiyama Releases ProLite E2773HS-2 27-inch Monitor

[N.Broekhuijsen]

Iiyama rolls out its new 27" mainstream FullHD consumer monitor.

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[Guest]

I'll never understand why people buy 27" monitors at 1080p, it's so blurry when you're sitting in front of it. You should at least get a 1440p monitor at that size.

 

[Matsushima]

Haven't seen Iiyama in a while. Last time was 2003.

 

[house70]

The article doesn't state what kind of panel is the monitor employing.

 

[CaedenV]

I'll never understand why people buy 27" monitors at 1080p, it's so blurry when you're sitting in front of it. You should at least get a 1440p monitor at that size.

agreed, 4-5 years ago I picked up a 27" 1920x1200 monitor. It was great at the time because my setup dictated that I sit a little ways away from it. But now that I sit a 'normal' 2' from it the pixel density is driving me nuts. Now I am saving my pennies for a replacement which will be a 27-30" 1440p or a 40-45" UHD (if they become available).

 

[grumpigeek]

This is stone-age technology!
Anything less than 2560x1440 should not even get a mention on Tom's Hardware.

 

[Guest]

2006 just called, they want their monitor back!
Seriously why is this on Toms Hardware? There are a huge number of 1080p panels at 27" on the market that are both cheaper and far better than this one. If you want 1080p go for a 23". You guys should be posting about new developments in the computer monitor industry for example sAMOLED, 1600p+, UHD etc

 

[Matsushima]

Speaking of 2006, I use a 17" monitor from 2006 with a resolution of 1280x1024 which would be less blurrier than a 27" 1080p.

 

[_Cosmin_]

What? No Display port? No 4k resolution? Why on earth should i buy this.... thing ?

 

[alidan]

wow the comments are stupid.
ill take a higher quality picture over higher resolution any day.
make no mistake, unless you poor 1k+ into a monitor you are sacrificing quality image for that higher resolution.