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the extreme definition resolution that was years past exclusive to 30 inch displays has recently become much more prevalent in 27 inch monitors these monitors offer users a beautiful high pixel count screen at a much lower price but does the latest 2560 x 1440 monitor from a sous live up to the categories fine performance tradition hi i'm eric franklin and today i'll take a first look at the asus pb278q design-wise the assumes offers no real surprises as with many asus monitors released recently it has this crazy wide foot stand which unfortunately isn't as stable as I'd like thanks mostly to the swivel mechanism underneath speaking of which the monitor does include swivel height adjustment pivot and tilt options connections include DVI displayport hdmi vga as well as a headphone jack and audio in jack to complement the built-in speakers the on-screen display array is located on the lower right side with his buttons placed underneath five presets are featured including srgb you will have access to the usual brightness contrast color temp red green and blue options gamma and hugh options the monitor has a 2560 x 1440 resolution and uses a POS panel in games images are crisp bright and vibrant and 1080p movies look clear and colorful the Asus cost six hundred and ninety-nine dollars while that's kind of a lot of money by any stretch it's actually a pretty good deal for monitor with a resolution this high with the kind of features it includes check out my full review for more details once again i'm eric franklin and this has been a first look at the asus pb278q