CTL launches new FHD and QHD thin-bezel productivity-focused monitors
CTL is a company perhaps better known for Chromebooks or Chromeboxes that might be found in an enterprise or educational setting (remote or otherwise); however, it has also just launched new monitors that, as the OEM asserts, are rated to "keep up with any level of productivity".
The IP2381 and IP2781 have the same design, with a metallic, stripped-down-looking T-shaped stand. It supports a tilting range of -5° to 15°, not to mention markedly slim bezels emphasised by flat edges.
However, the 24-inch model has a vertically-aligned (VA) panel with a 1920x1080 resolution, whereas its 27-inch sibling has advanced dimension-switch (ADS) plane-control technology for its 2560x1440 display instead.
CTL claims that this enhances performance in the IP2781. On the other hand, both new monitors share 16:9 aspect ratios, a 1000:1 contrast ratio and AMD FreeSync for advanced refresh-rate control for graphics-intensive tasks such as following presentations or videos.
The new CTL monitors also have 89° viewing angles, both in their horizontal and vertical orientations, in common. They have 2 HDMI ports each, although the IP2781 is the only one with a DisplayPort.
CTL's latest monitors are up for pre-order from now, at prices of US$189 for the IP2381, and $229 for the IP2781. Alternatively, a buyer could contact CTL for bulk orders or to bundle them with its Chromebox models to complete a new PC fleet for work or school.
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