Thread: Acer - S273HL LCD display.

Acer has enjoyed creating a name for itself in the LCD screen market in recent times, and not so long ago we saw it digging into the touch display arena with the effective, if inherently instead determined T231H.Its most recent modify to the S3-series, the S273HL screen on test, is hardly a token effort and offers twenty-seven -inch of literal estate on with a hefty cost tag of a jot below £400.

What's initially disappointing about this high-end display is that it just has a native resolution of 1920 x 1080, which, while more than desirable for video and gaming utilize, does feel a small “clunky” at the 2 or 3 feet distance you'd require to view it from in a universal utilize environment.

It does have quite a bit becoming for it in early departments, however, and almost instantly the stylish and wholly unconventional angular brushed-aluminium endure distinguishes it from rivals from an aesthetics point of view.



There is a bit of a subjective judgement to be constructed on the appeal of the plan, and because just tilt modification is supplied, the stand doesn't seem to have much utilize from a functional point of view. This is partly since the control buttons are incorporated into the neck, the upmost of which are obscured by the let down bezel, which means a bit of squinching and fishing about is needed to access the on-display menus.

The screen “razor-thin” depth of twenty-one mm is not precisely a figure you'd require to see Gillette highlighting in a selling campaign, but it's an impressively lightweight and slimline display nonetheless.