(26 July 2008 6:00 pm)

MUMBAI: Digital network devices brand BenQ has launched the BenQ V2400W LCD monitor for the Indian market.

The company claims that the product has the distinction of being the world’s slimmest LCD monitor in its category with its thickest point measuring just 24 mm.

The newly launched monitor is the winner of the 2007 iF Design Award.

BenQ V2400W combines asymmetry with aerodynamic curves. Behind the rear, is the new injection technology, RHCM (Rapid Heat cycle molding), that can create a seamless surface appearance.

There is also an overall mirror-black finish and a blue LED. The asymmetry of the LCD monitor exemplifies the design philosophy as the monitor is expected to tilt but it stands still, as if the moment is paused and time is frozen.

Positioned as a premium luxury-lifestyle product, the BenQ V2400W performs accordingly. HDMI with HDCP, DVI-D and VGA inputs offer future-proof high-definition connectivity as well as compatibility. BenQ's proprietary Senseye+photo™ Human Vision Technology provides vividly realistic, true-to-life colors. Five preset modes – Dynamic, Photo, Standard, Movie and sRGB – simplify optimized viewing at the touch of a button.

The V2400W LCD monitor is also NSTL-compliant for superior color precision consistent from monitor to printer, digital camera or to any other visual device. In addition, the V2400W's exceptional 4000:1 dynamic contrast ratio intensifies black to new levels, displaying even the most subtle dark details with clarity and precision.

And for displaying video in crisp and clean detail, free of blur and ghosting, the V2400W incorporates BenQ’s Advanced Motion Accelerator Technology (AMA) which offers 2ms GTG response time.