Display Setting Hz Interlaced Meaning

A butiful display no problems just set your Hz and go

Beautiful display, best bang for the buck easy to setup,set the Hz and your ready to go!!!

I need to charge batteries in the US and when I travel to Europe. The product specifications page at B&H said the power input is 100-120V 50/60 Hz which would not work in Europe. So I called Pearstone and they said that B&H had posted incorrect information and that it WAS able to accept 100-220V 50/60 Hz. So I purchased it. And yes, the label at the bottom of the charger confirms it. I haven't been to Europe yet, but so far, the charger works great. My only minor complaint is that I can't turn off the backlight display without unplugging the unit - so I just cover up the display or unplug the charger when I'm done. I bought several plates to charge different batteries. GREAT purchase!

Great display. Despite the comments, you can get 60 Hz at 2K via type-c. All you need to do is switch USB 3.1 porta to 3.0.

Currently 3 displays deep into Asus ecosystem; from high hz to larger secondary displays; this may just be my favorite so far! There isn't much to choose from when buying a display of this size, but Asus delivered on quality and form when compared to similar offerings. This thing is thin but sturdy; no skimping on the stand either if you plan to use it (let's not talk about the speakers). The viewing angles are great and I've yet to configure the screen settings aside from the blue light filter - this thing is ready to go out of the box! Great for a main display in a smaller workspace or a functioning secondary display for workflow and entertainment. B&H also ships incredibly fast - thank you!

This product gives the speed in speedring some sort of valid meaning as it very much speeds up and simplifies the setting up and taking down of softboxes. The product is easy to use, solidly built, and extremely functional. You really cannot go wrong with this. Though it costs about three times as much as most speedrings, it's worth every penny to guys like me who mostly work on location without an assistant and who need to be able to set up the equipment quickly and without fuss or pain. From here on in, this is the only type of speedring I use.

First let's get this out of the way, I was almost deterred by the dead pixel police but I think they are missing the point. This monitors motion clarity, color, brightness, responsiveness, and quality are on another level. I have owned or currently own the LGC2, the 175 hz ultrawide Acer predator x38, the 240 HZ BenQ Zowie, and the 270 hz 1440p Asus xg27aqm. Gaming on this is completely different. The combination of motion clarity and color vibrance is just nuts. I went into Apex Legends and I could feel the change from my other monitors to this one immediately. I can hit shots on this that I couldn't on the others. Everything slows down just a little and because the colors pop, you also see your opponents more clearly. Quick math lesson here. Since there are 2560 by 1440 pixels in this monitor, that means there are 3.7 million pixels and don't forget those pixels consist of red, green, and blue subpixels. So if one is dead, who cares? Are you guys serious? It's like you won a date with Alexandra Daddario and you are complaining about the dress she wore. Good grief we are entitled. I do not think mine had any dead pixels, I dunno, because it turns out a pixel is really really small. If you got the hardware to drive it, upgrade from HD to 1440p and leave your dated TN panels behind. Yes the 240 HZ oleds have a faster GTG, but that doesn't mean they have the best input lag, that has to do with other image processing elements beginning from the cable and ending at ur display. This is faster than OLEDs for total display latency and about 2.5 times brighter. If you are sweaty, this is your new home.

Great way to store and display prints! Makes organizing and display in a binder setting.

This is a popular card for having a good line TBC for interlaced video. This is what you want for capturing old home movies, whereas more expensive cards from BlackMagic that offer analog video/s-video have issues. So it is actually a really good deal for what it offers. I might have to order a second card as a back-up.

I am able to get my 1080/60i video about 15 miles. It can't push a full 1080/60p that far, but interlaced is fine for my needs and 15 miles is a big ask. In the end affordable, and does what it promises.