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AOC Announces New U32U1 and Q27T1 Monitors in Partnership with Porsche

Porsche designed monitors? Mmmm … tasty!

Taken from Guru3D … AOC recently announced two new displays by Porsche: the U32U1, a 31.5″ (80 cm) monitor with 4K resolution and VESA DisplayHDR 600, and the Q27T1, a 27″ (68,6 cm) QHD monitor geared towards design-conscious home users.

The extra-large 31.5″ (80 cm) IPS display comes with a brilliant 4K/UHD resolution (3840 x 2160 pixels).Thanks to compliance with the VESA Display HDR 600 and the HDR 10 standards, the screen delivers a 10-bit colour depth resulting in 1.07 billion colours. Images shine with impressive contrast and colours range from luminescent white to the deepest black. The display covers 90% of the DCI-P3 colour space, which makes it an ideal choice for video and photography professionals and enthusiasts as well as for designers.

 

Well connected with USB-C

Besides the usual HDMI 1.4 and DisplayPort 1.2 connectors, this monitor also features an HDMI 2.0 as well as a USB-C port and a USB 3.1 hub. The USB-C connection provides DisplayPort Alternate Mode for transferring even high-resolution video signals from a notebook or other computer. USB Power delivery can simultaneously charge the notebook battery with up to 65 W, and the USB 3.1 data transmission ensures lightning-fast data transfer.

27T1 – Visionary asymmetry

The Q27T1’s asymmetrical stand continues the design heritage of its predecessors. It not only impresses with its distinctive design but also surprises with the way it logically follows the distribution of force within the monitor to perfectly balance the monitor’s weight. This design accentuates the sophisticated structural engineering to hold the monitor in place, similar to a modern sculpture. The three-sided frameless display with edge design hides the plastic frame on the left and right sides to make it genuinely frameless. The lower bezel is adorned by a glossy shine, while the matte curved back underlines the pure and clean design of the monitor. The clean look of the stand is accompanied on the back, where the I/O ports are hidden by a cover, with just a small opening for outgoing cables, adding to the overall sleek look of the Q27T1. 

Updated: AOC’s Q27T1 is available in November 2019 at an MSRP of £279

Equally convincing inner values

The AOC Q27T1’s 27″, anti-glare coated IPS panel ensures an excellent viewing experience thanks to its Quad HD resolution of 2560 x 1440 pixels. The IPS technology also delivers wide viewing angles and excellent colour reproduction. The Q27T1, the first model in AOC’s new T1 line of displays, offers a wide colour gamut, covering 90% of the NTSC colour space. Its two HDMI and one DisplayPort sockets mean that the monitor can be connected to a wide variety of devices including desktop computers, laptops, Blu-ray players and game consoles.

“The perfect combination of state-of-the-art technology and outstanding design is what makes our new monitors developed in cooperation with Studio F. A. Porsche something genuinely special,” says Stefan Sommer, Director Marketing & Business Management Europe. “After the great success of our first jointly produced monitors two years ago, I am delighted that we can now present two more models that excel with their exceptional design.” 

“With AOC we found a perfect partner that not only shares but enhances our aspiration of sophisticated and refined design. A mutual understanding of quality and performance allows us to create premium, top-notch products that meet the highest technical as well as aesthetical standards,” says Christian Schwamkrug, Design Director at Studio F. A. Porsche.

AOC’s Q27T1 is available now at an MSRP of  £ 279 and U32U1 will be available later in 2019. 

Source: Guru3D

 

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