The NEC CRV-43 may look very similar to the Alienware curved monitor featured here in January 2008 and that’s because it’s basically the same device (they’re both made by Ostendo) with NEC branding. The difference is we will soon be able to buy it!
I-O data has this week presented a new 19-inch monitor with the not-so-memorable moniker of AD191XB3 expected to be on sale at the end of June for $260.
The World was shocked at Alienware’s monster curved monitor in January this year at CES but now Shinoda Plasma Corp of Japan have developed a 125-inch curved surface display using its PTA (plasma tuba array) display technology.
The 2009WFP is the latest in what has been a successful series of monitor products for Dell. It uses Tn Film Technology which is characterized by low response times but unfortunately doesn’t help it achieve colour fidelity or good viewing angles.
Probably the ultimate gaming monitor (or any other kind of monitor for that matter) is on display at the Alienware stand boasting a 48 inch diagonal and a refresh rate of 2 milliseconds.
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