HP unveils its curviest gaming monitor yet
The HP X24c Gaming Monitor has a 1500R curvature, which is the most HP has ever offered.
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What you need to know
HP announced the HP X24c Gaming Monitor today, a curved 23.6-inch monitor. The X24c Gaming Monitor features an FHD display with a 144Hz refresh rate. With its 1500R curvature, it’s the most curved monitor HP has ever sold. The X24c Gaming Monitor will be available for $250 starting in October 2020. Alongside the new gaming monitor, HP announced the HP X1000 Wireless Gaming Headset and HP Gaming Speakers X1000.
The X24c Gaming Monitor reaches 300 nits of brightness and has a contrast of 3,000:1. It has a response time of 4ms and is AMD FreeSync Premium certified.
The X1000 Wireless Gaming Headset gets up to 20 hours of wireless battery life and supports 7.1 virtual surround sound. It should be available in August starting at $100.
The HP Gaming Speakers X1000 are a 2.1 system with a subwoofer and RGB lighting options. They should be available in August 2020 starting at $100.
Today, HP also announced theHP OMEN 15 gaming laptopandHP Pavilion Gaming 16 laptop. Make sure to check out all of our coverage to see the latest HP hardware.
This curved gaming monitor has a 1500R FHD display with a refresh rate of 144Hz. It’s also FreeSync Premium certified and has a response time of 4ms.
This wireless headset provides up to 20 hours of battery life and supports 7.1 virtual surround sound.
These speakers feature RGB lighting and have two satellites and a subwoofer to pump out audio.
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