Eizo has announced a new 24.1-inch, 1920 x 1200 monitor aimed at demanding image and video creatives. The ColorEdge CG2400S replaces the ColorEdge CG2420 in Eizo's line-up, with its stand-out benefit ...

The EIZO FlexScan EV2785 has no gaming ambitions. It's a true office workhorse, one you'll buy and start fully utilizing from the moment you plug it in without ever having to bother with an ...

The EIZO FlexScan L887 has a heart-stopping list price of $1,489, which overshadows anything else that can be said about this 20.1-inch LCD monitor. It does have some unusual features that are ...

, the EIZO FlexScan S2111W ($1,099 list) seems like any other 21-inch widescreen monitor, save for the slightly deeper cabinet dimensions and that it costs more than twice as much as most similarly ...

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EIZO has expanded its FlexScan lineup with the introduction of the EV2400R, a 23.8-inch business-class IPS monitor offering enhanced performance and exceptional power efficiency. As the successor to ...

Eizo’s new 38-inch ultrawide monitor combines and big, beautiful 38-inch IPS panel with outstanding connectivity, but lacks both HDR and a high-DPI experience Why you can trust TechRadar We spend ...

If you’re in the market for a new monitor and have some spare dollars to invest, it’s worth taking a serious look at Eizo’s latest ColorEdge monitor, the CS240. Positioned at the entry-level to the ...

EIZO has expanded its ColorEdge lineup with the introduction of the 30.5-inch CG3100X, a DCI 4K (4096 × 2160) monitor aimed at HDR workflows in film, broadcast, and digital content production. With a ...

Easy to use and affordably priced, Eizo’s EasyPIX is ideal for anybody who owns an Eizo monitor and suits users and all levels of expertise. It also covers most situations where accurate and lifelike ...

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