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Display specialist AOC has announced the newest member of its mainstream E1 Series, the 27” business monitor 27E1H.
Launching in November 2018, AOC offers a complete B2B line-up aimed at both small to medium-sized businesses, large enterprises as well as the public sector.
Compliant with important regulations such as EPEAT Gold/Silver, TCO, Energy Star and GS, these monitors are both energy efficient and environmentally friendly.
“For businesses that require ergonomic stands and still would like their monitors to have modern eye-catching looks, AOC also offers the 90 Series displays in gunmetal finish and 3-sides frameless design equipped with IPS panels and a 4-port USB 3.0 hub, or the P1 Series with a wide variety of inputs, a selection of two aspect ratios and three panel types according to users’ needs,” explains AOC.
Designed mainly for SMEs and the public sector, the E1 Series promises “simplicity and smart designs” along with excellent panel quality or productivity-enhancing features such as Low Blue Light mode or Flicker-Free technology. All monitors from the E1 Series feature Full HD (1920×1080 pixels) displays for crisp texts plus great rendition of images and videos.
AOC originally launched its E1 Series with the 21.5” 22E1D equipped with a TN panel, and the 21.5” 22E1Q with an MVA panel. While the 22E1D’s TN panel is more suited for fast-paced sequences due to its 2 ms response time, the 22E1Q is better suited for contrast-rich applications thanks to its 3000:1 static contrast and wide viewing angles.
The 23.8” 24E1Q boasts an IPS panel for more accurate colours as well as a 3-sides-frameless design for seamless multi-monitor setups. Built-in speakers in 21.5” – 24” monitors can be very useful in business settings. The simple stand with cable management offers wide tilt adjustments (3.5° ~ 21.5°). All models are also equipped with VESA mounts for increased flexibility in arranging the workspace.
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