Asustek Computer has rolled out its new 27-inch gaming monitor, the ROG Swift PG27UQ, supporting Ultra HD resolution (3,840 by 2,160) and a refresh rate of 144Hz. It is certified by Nvidia G-Sync HDR, DisplayHDR 1000 and Ultra HD Premium. The device is priced at NT$69,900 (US$2,279).
The monitor is also equipped with a light sensor to automatically adjust its brightness to fit with the environment and an eye-protection technology certified by Germany-based TUV Rheinland to control monitor's blue light display and screen flicker.
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