For years, gamers have had to compromise when it came to the monitors they chose: fast refresh rates with poor image quality, or rich detail and slower speeds. Now, though, the ViewSonic Elite XG270 ...

In brief: Well-known monitor maker ViewSonic issued several interesting announcements at Pepcom 2020 today, but one stuck out in particular. The company's XG270, a 27" IPS display with a 240Hz refresh ...

The Elite XG270QC is a curved monitor with native QHD (2560x1440) resolution, 1500R curvature for lifelike visuals, 165Hz refresh rate, VESA DisplayHDR 400 certification for entry into HDR gaming, 3ms ...

ViewSonic announced the ELITE XG550, a 55-inch UHD gaming monitor with 120Hz OLED panel and 0.5ms response time. ViewSonic's XG270 gaming monitor is now Blur Buster approved thanks to tuning to PureXP ...

Per the multiyear agreement, ViewSonic will outfit all HyperX Esports Arena Las Vegas gaming stations, including in the main arena and front lobby, with 27-inch ViewSonic ELITE™ XG270 monitors, and ...

ViewSonic has introduced a new line of professional level gaming monitors at the CES 2016 in Las Vegas. For those unaware ViewSonic is an American manufacturer specializing in making visual technology ...

ViewSonic showcases the ViewSonic ELITE XG550 gaming monitor, XG270QC and XG270 with ELITE Ally for the first time at Pepcom 2020, in Las Vegas, Nevada. Rounding out the ELITE lineup, with ...

The new ViewSonic Elite XG270 27-inch monitor is equipped with a 240Hz IPS panel that delivers incredible speed and clarity for esports enthusiasts. The IPS display’s ultra-fast 1ms (GTG) response ...

For years, gamers have had to compromise when it came to the monitors they chose: fast refresh rates with poor image quality, or rich detail and slower speeds. Now, though, the ViewSonic Elite XG270 ...

BREA, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--ViewSonic Corp., a leading global provider of visual solutions, and Allied Esports, a global esports entertainment company and a subsidiary of Allied Esports ...

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