
In stock
In stock
In stock
Brand |
BenQ |
---|---|
Model |
EX3210U |
Model Name |
EX3210U |
Product Dimensions |
‎27 x 72.7 x 48.7 cm; 9.5 kg |
Number of items |
1 |
Standing screen display size |
‎31.5 Inches |
Display Type |
LED |
Screen Resolution |
‎3840 x 2160 |
Resolution |
‎3840 x 2160 Pixels |
Maximum resolution |
‎2160 Pixels |
Horizontal resolution |
‎3840 Pixels |
Maximum vertical resolution |
‎2160 Pixels |
Voltage |
‎240 Volts |
Refresh Rate |
‎144 Hz |
Connector Type |
‎USB, DisplayPort, HDMI |
Country of Origin |
China |
Item Weight |
‎9 kg 500 g |
In stock
In stock
In stock
In stock
In stock
Brand |
BenQ |
---|---|
Model |
EX3210U |
Model Name |
EX3210U |
Product Dimensions |
‎27 x 72.7 x 48.7 cm; 9.5 kg |
Number of items |
1 |
Standing screen display size |
‎31.5 Inches |
Display Type |
LED |
Screen Resolution |
‎3840 x 2160 |
Resolution |
‎3840 x 2160 Pixels |
Maximum resolution |
‎2160 Pixels |
Horizontal resolution |
‎3840 Pixels |
Maximum vertical resolution |
‎2160 Pixels |
Voltage |
‎240 Volts |
Refresh Rate |
‎144 Hz |
Connector Type |
‎USB, DisplayPort, HDMI |
Country of Origin |
China |
Item Weight |
‎9 kg 500 g |
In stock
In stock
In stock
In stock
In stock
Brand |
BenQ |
---|---|
Model |
EX3210U |
Model Name |
EX3210U |
Product Dimensions |
‎27 x 72.7 x 48.7 cm; 9.5 kg |
Number of items |
1 |
Standing screen display size |
‎31.5 Inches |
Display Type |
LED |
Screen Resolution |
‎3840 x 2160 |
Resolution |
‎3840 x 2160 Pixels |
Maximum resolution |
‎2160 Pixels |
Horizontal resolution |
‎3840 Pixels |
Maximum vertical resolution |
‎2160 Pixels |
Voltage |
‎240 Volts |
Refresh Rate |
‎144 Hz |
Connector Type |
‎USB, DisplayPort, HDMI |
Country of Origin |
China |
Item Weight |
‎9 kg 500 g |
In stock
In stock
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