AOC today announced the 24-inch 144Hz Gaming Monitor (G2460PQU) which claims a 1ms response time. Designed for high-performance gaming, the wall-mountable monitor has a black hairline textured design ...

The AOC 24G2U is a gaming monitor with 1080p resolution and FreeSync technology with a refresh rate of up to 144 hertz. All of this for just under $230, making it well worth the price.

AOC’s new Agon AG251FZ2 monitor (see it on Amazon) ... along with DVI and D-sub for older components. Note that 240Hz is only supported on DisplayPort and the HDMI 2.0 ports, ...

AOC's never been one to charge a premium for sex appeal, but it's stooping even lower given the current economic conditions in order to get more monitors in more homes. The 19-inch F19 sports a 16 ...

The AOC C27G1 is a 27-inch curved monitor offering 1080p resolution at 144Hz all for a reasonable price. ... 1 DisplayPort, 2 HDMI, DVI, 1 VGA, 2 USB, 2 analog audio jacks: Stand adjustment: ...

Finally, the Q3279VWF has DisplayPort, HDMI, DVI Dual Link, and VGA ports. AOC Q3279VWF 31.5-Inch Monitor Specifications Size: 31.5” Resolution: 2560 x 1440 Refresh Rate: 60Hz Panel: MVA Colours ...

Ultrawide monitors are becoming more and more popular these days. In the PC world, 21:9 aspect ratio indicates the resolutions of: 2560 × 1080 (WFHD and 3440 × 1440 (WQHD) and the latter is what ...

The AOC Q2963PM is an ultra-wide, 29" IPS LED Monitor with a 21:9 aspect ratio. The only problem is the price. At $500, it certainly isn't cheap and you could easily pay less for two 16:9 monitors.

Half-inch thin monitor with embedded Screen+ Feature and DVI-D with HDCP input AOC announced the Aire Black LED, a glossy piano-black monitor featuring one of the world's slimmest display panels. This ...

The AOC e2243FW is a rail thin 21.5-inch monitor with a wallet-friendly price tag and a stingy feature set. ... (DVI and VGA) are built into the base. This model lacks an HDMI port, ...

With the monitor on we're drawing 33.6w which is the lowest power draw from a monitor we've tested so far. The more expensive Alienware OptX AW2310 which was the same size and resolution drew 37w.

AOC's 2230Fh LCD was fine and dandy, but if you're looking for something similar to pull triple duty as a media player and digital photo frame (its words, not ours), you'll need to refocus on the ...