Acer UT272U touch monitor is available in Russia
By ForGeeks Acer has announced the release of a new UT272U monitor on the Russian market. The main feature of the device is a frameless screen with support for touch control, as well as a stand that allows you to adjust the tilt up to 70 degrees.
Acer announced the release of the new UT272U monitor in Russia.
The monitor features a 27-inch IPS panel with 2560×1440 pixel resolution, 75Hz refresh rate, peak brightness up to 360 cd/m² and 4ms GtG response time. It’s also claimed to cover 75% of the NTSC color space, support for AMD FreeSync technology, HDR10 and up to ten simultaneous touch recognition.
The new monitor also features a suite of VisionCare technologies including ComfyView to reduce glare, BlueLight Shield to reduce excessive blue light, and Flickerless and Acer Low Dimming to help reduce matrix and backlight flicker, respectively.
The new monitor also features a suite of VisionCare technologies, including ComfyView to reduce glare, BlueLight Shield to reduce excessive blue light, and Flickerless and Acer Low Dimming to help reduce matrix and backlight flicker, respectively.
The Acer UT272U has tilt adjustment from -15 to +70 degrees, and the screen has a viewing angle of 178 degrees both vertically and horizontally. Connectivity includes DisplayPort 1.2 and HDMI 1.4 ports, a built-in USB hub, a pair of 1.5W stereo speakers, and a 3.5mm audio output.
Acer UT272U is already available in Russian stores with prices starting at 46,990 rubles
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