BenQ RD280U 28.2” IPS LED 3:2 4K+ Advanced Coding Mode Programming with Backlight - Metallic g (HDMI/DP/USB-C 90W)
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BenQ RD280U 28.2-inch programming monitor RD280U features Ultra High Definition Plus (3840x2560) resolution paired with 3:2 aspect ratio and P3 95% color gamut. With narrow bezels and Low Blue Light (LBL) IPS panel, RD280U delivers remarkable picture clarity ideal for coding tasks, along with eye protection for prolonged usage. Its I/O ports include HDMI2.0, DP1.4, USB Type-C upstream (PD 90W / DP alt, Data USB 3.2 Gen1), USB Type-C downstream (for MST/data transfer and power delivery up to 7.5W) and USB hub, which offer exceptional flexibility for enhanced productivity. Furthermore, the premium fine-coated panel features; anti-reflection unlocks peak productivity by minimizing distraction and leveling up the concentration on coding tasks.
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