An eye-catching big screen for those wanting massive images - just watch the marketing talk about "dynamic contrast".
The monitor is modeled after the the B-2 Stealth Bomber, incorporating a slim monitor design that is supposed to replicate the military design of the bombers unique wingspan and be among the world's thinnest monitors.
The V2400W also received the internationally-renowned IF Design Award for world design innovation, adding to the overall sleekness of the physical unit. BenQ is pushing a 4000:1 Dynamic Contrast Ratio, though we're a bit skeptical about the benefits, especially for serious gaming. Some gamers complain about frame lag as a result of dynamic screens trying to automatically brighten and reduce colours on the monitor.
The monitor is coupled with full 1080p HD support and has a 5ms response time. The unit weighs 6.7kg, so it's not ridiculously heavy, and includes BenQ’s proprietary "Senseye+photo" Human Vision Technology, which optimises the viewing area for "true to life" graphic realism. The screen costs $599 and will be released this month.