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ASUS PA32Q Professional 4" 328K Monitor

04.06.2014

Following the $28 4-inch 287K monitor PB800Q, introduced at the beginning of the year, the Taiwanese company ASUS is preparing to release another 4K model ProArt PA328Q, but aimed at professional needs.

The monitor has a 32-inch diagonal and the same resolution of 3840×2160 with an aspect ratio of 16:9. The screen is factory calibrated, has 10-bit transmission (1,07 billion colors) and 100% sRGB space coverage. It uses WLED backlighting, claims a brightness level of 350 cd/m---2, and a dynamic contrast ratio of 100:000.

There is one HDMI 1.4 port and one HDMI 2.0 compliant MHL 3.0, that is, capable of charging mobile devices, one DisplayPort 1.2, one Mini DisplayPort 1.2 and four USB 3.0. The stand allows you to rotate the monitor, tilt it vertically and horizontally, and adjust the height. The case has thin bezels and a small thickness at the edges.

Sales should start in the fourth quarter.

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