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The days of Nvidia 3D Vision displays might be behind us but nowadays, we do have companies working on glasses-free 3D technology. We've previously seen Acer monitors experimenting with this tech, and now AOC is getting involved with its new U27G4FD monitor, with a 4K/180Hz panel and glasses-free 3D capabilities.
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I think illyama and dell do better screens just under £300, not bad though
It looks like a budget screen ive seen in pcworld. silver is awful, can you not buy it in black?
WTF ? Who the hell designs such monstrocities !?!
The curvy bulge on the lower bezel is utterly disgusting.