Overclockers Club Proclaims BenQ's FP241VW 24" Widescreen "The Winner" in Recent Review
In their July 4 test of four LCD monitors, Overclockers Club (one of the world’s largest computer help forums and an enthusiast community site covering tech reviews, overclocking, DIY and tweak guides) raved, “by far, the BenQ FP241VW is the winner.”  Numerous advanced features, including true 8-bit color,	"The BenQ FP241VW is not only a workstation monitor, it is a monitor that can do just about anything ..."
PerfectMotion™ Technology, specialized modes for racing games, action games, movies and more made the FP241VW the standout among monitors from Acer and Princeton.  The FP241VW also consistently performed and impressed when benchmarked with DisplayMate® Technologies Multimedia Edition.	"...the BenQ FP241VW can be compared to an actual TV or projector."
Click to read the complete review by Overclockers Club.	"Since I watched Godzilla...in my last review, I figured I’d do it again and see...  I felt as if I were watching the movie again for the first time due to the many changes in the quality I was seeing."

New SP831/830 DLP® Projectors Deliver Double Impact ‘Wow’ with Twin-Screen Capability & HQV™ Processor
BenQ’s newly-launched WXGA SP831 and SP830 DLP® projectors will have resellers and consumers enjoying double large-screen impact via the smart Twin Screen function and leading-edge Hollywood Quality Video (HQV) Processor, along with a host of other high-end features. The Twin Screen capability is ideal for any venue that would benefit from displaying two different information sources simultaneously.  Images can be either still, video, or both.

PerfectMotion® Eliminates Ghosting for Supernatural Gaming, Movie Experience

Even before the advent of 1080p onto the IT display scene, BenQ engineers were working towards transforming the humble LCD computer monitor into the central

display portal for the tech-savvy digital lifestyle.  From movies to games and every visual enjoyment in between, BenQ monitors were being developed to display high-definition (HD) content with absolute perfection.  Today, with advanced PerfectMotion Technology, BenQ has realized its vision with widescreen LCD monitors (FP241VW & FP241WZ) that project life as real and fast as it happens, in perfect color and exceptional clarity.

	Every BenQ Display Sports TCO Labeling for Better Work Environments & Stringent Eco-Friendly Standards
	Recognized worldwide as an indicator of the highest workplace and eco-friendly standards for IT products, TCO Development labels ensure that a product has conformed to the organization’s stringent “4E” benchmarks:  Ecology, Emissions, Ergonomics and Energy.  The organization’s latest labels for the IT display market today are “TCO’03 Displays” and “TCO’06 Media Displays,” for which all BenQ LCD monitors have been awarded.  In fact, BenQ’s FP241W 24” widescreen monitor was among the world’s first four LCDs – along with monitors from Samsung and Eizo – to bear the newest “TCO’06 Media Displays” label. TCO has for the last two decades influenced the design and manufacture of office electronics – such as notebooks, desktops, flat-panel displays and most recently, TV/moving picture displays – towards a more environmentally responsible and pro human-health direction without compromising technological advancement.  The organization’s labels further provide consumers an easy way to identify products that are ecologically and ergonomically preferable.	TCO Preservation Facts Emissions of bromated flame retardants have been reduced by 50,000 tons TCO certified products saved approximately 25 million tons of carbon dioxide last year alone Energy-efficient TCO displays saved an estimated 25 terawatt hours in 2006, corresponding to the annual production of four normal-sized Swedish nuclear reactors

First Quarter LCD Monitor Market Update BenQ Outpaces Regional Market Growth; Widescreen Penetration Continues
Despite the worldwide LCD monitor market declining 3.7% from 4Q06 to 1Q07, BenQ posted positive growth in four regions:  North America, Greater China, Latin America and Japan. First Quarter also saw widescreen penetration continuing with a 27.5% share of overall world LCD monitor shipments -- up from 18.9% in 4Q06.  In North America, widescreens penetrated 34.1% of the market in 1Q and is anticipated to increase to 34.5% in 2Q.  Globally, widescreen penetration is forecasted at 30.9% for 2Q. * Source: 1Q 2007 Quarterly Desktop Monitor Shipment & Forecast Report, Display Search