27" HP 27es
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27" HP 27es
HP's Thinnest Display
The ultra-slim 27" HP 27es monitor in a sleek minimalist design with a narrow frame and a stable stand is equipped with a 27" IPS panel that offers vivid and clear images from almost any angle. The monitor also boasts low power consumption despite high performance.
Key features of the 27" HP 27es monitor
- Large 27" screen
- Full HD resolution (1920×1080px)
- IPS display
- Anti-glare filter
- Matte screen with good readability in sunlight
- Response 7ms
- Connectors 2× HDMI and VGA
- Technicolour certificate
- Tilt: -5 to 25°
IPS display with amazing colours
The advanced IPS display delivers stunning detail with Full HD resolution along with vibrant and consistent colours that are with perfect visibility across the whole spectrum of 178° horizontal and vertical viewing angles. Additionally, the HP 27es monitor has a Technicolour certification which guarantees colour accuracy every time.
Image Enhancement Technology
HP Enhance+ technology greatly improves image quality with advanced noise reduction, resulting in sharper, brighter images. This advanced noise filter reduces overexposure to improve your viewing experience of photos, videos and to bring games to life in high sharpness and rich detail.
User comfort
The thin frame coupled with the wide viewing angles allows multiple monitors to be connected side by side with minimal spacing. Easily expand your workspace and improve user comfort not only for work but also for fun. With HP My Display Smart, you can also split your screen into multiple application windows and save it for future use.
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The first commercial triumph was an oscillator that surpassed all competition in quality, yet sold at a quarter of the price. In 1968, HP released their first desktop computer - a desktop calculator. The company currently manufactures products primarily related to computer technology - computers and laptops, printers, scanners, digital cameras, servers, and last but not least, calculators.
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