Technology Anti-Blue Light aims to protect the eyes of the players, reducing the harmful effects of short-wavelength blue light.

 The new monitors AOC G2260VWQ6 and G2460VQ6 have AMD FreeSync, with a response time of 1ms and a refresh rate of 60 Hz. It seems very interesting technology Anti-Blue Light, which can reduce harmful effects of short-wavelength blue light.

 The short-wavelength blue light can significantly harm the human eye in different ways. To remove the damaged part of the light, the technology Anti-Blue Light of AOC moves the peak of the wavelength from 450 nm to 460 nm (much safer). As a result, the dangerous light is reduced by over 90%. By moving the blue light rather than filtering it or block it, the colors remain bright, with no loss of image quality.

 Another effect that can bother the eyes of a player is flickering. When the LED backlight allows you to adjust the brightness of the monitor while the display is refreshed this can often cause a flicker, which can affect the eyes and cause fatigue and discomfort. Flicker-Free technology of AOC using direct current while monitors normal work with the pulse width modulation.

 The two models in question are also equipped with a dynamic contrast ratio of 80 million to one, which ensures high visual depth and detail. Both new displays AOC G2260VWQ6 and G2460VQ6, from 21.5 ” and 24 ” respectively, will be available at authorized dealers from September 2015 at a suggested retail price of respectively 149 and 179 Euros (VAT included).

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Acer joins the list of AMD FreeSync monitor manufacturers. Which was since its introduction at CES a trivial player to screen is actually one of the first models on the market to support the standard alternative to Nvidia G-Sync .

 So in addition to being “the first set of monitor screen edge to edge frameless” Acer XG270HU is compatible AMD FreeSync. This technology allows for recall to synchronize the refresh of the screen with the rate of computer images to enhance the feeling of fluidity. It has been standardized VESA under the name Adaptive-Sync, but in practice only AMD plans to operate at this stage.

 This XG270HU is also a 27-inch monitor based on a TN panel displays a definition of 2560 x 1440 pixels, a refresh rate of 144 Hz and a 1 ms response time. Emphasize the blue LED backlight anti dominant and anti-reflective of the slab. The screen finally has HDMI 2.0, DisplayPort 1.2 and DVI Dual Link, a pair of speakers 2 x 2W, but it lacks USB hub.

 G-Sync screen IPS

 Acer also announced last month at CES XB270HU, billed as the first Nvidia G-Sync IPS panel monitor. Apart from the response time, this screen sharing all of its data sheet with the above model, including the refresh rate of 144 Hz, rare with this type of slab.

 Both gaming monitors should be on sale in March for undisclosed price.

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