TPV and TCL Huaxing Present the First 1000Hz Dual Monitor
The monitor industry takes a leap with an innovation that seeks to resolve the dilemma between speed and resolution. TPV Technology, in alliance with TCL Huaxing, has unveiled the world's first panel with a dual refresh rate that can reach up to 1000Hz. The first device to use this technology is the AGON AGP277QK. 🚀
A Monitor That Changes Identity
This 27-inch monitor is not limited to a single configuration. It integrates a system that allows the user to switch between two distinct operating modes. On one hand, it offers a QHD (2560x1440) mode that operates at 500Hz, ideal for viewing complex details. On the other, it switches to an HD (1920x1080) mode that reaches 1000Hz, designed to react in fractions of a second. This flexibility meets the needs of two profiles: the content creator and the competitive gamer.
Keys to HFS Shoot Technology:- Reduces MPRT response time to just 0.3 milliseconds.
- Drastically minimizes motion blur.
- Decreases input latency, a decisive factor in games.
It seems that the eternal war between resolution and refresh rate has found a temporary truce, or at least a button to switch sides as needed.
Specifications for Demanding Users
The AGON AGP277QK (also referred to as AGP277QZ) does not sacrifice image quality for speed. It is built to deliver full performance. Its screen features a native contrast of 2000:1 and reproduces color with 10-bit depth, achieving a color accuracy of ΔE less than 1. Additionally, it covers 95% of the DCI-P3 color gamut, a key standard for producing professional content. It is the first display to achieve a native output of 1000 frames per second. 🎨
Main Technical Details:- Creation mode: QHD resolution at 500Hz for visual projects and AAA games.
- Competition mode: HD resolution at 1000Hz for shooters and titles where time is key.
- Color quality: 95% DCI-P3 coverage and ΔE<1 for faithful work.
Availability and Market Strategy
TPV and TCL Huaxing have not yet defined the exact price or the specific launch date for this monitor on the market. When ready, it will be sold under two well-known brands: TPV's own AGON range and Philips' EVNIA line. This dual-brand strategy aims to capture a wide audience, from the most dedicated gamers seeking any advantage, to professional users who need a versatile tool for their workflow. This development sets a new benchmark, demonstrating that extreme frame rates can be combined with high-fidelity images. 💡