HP's new E24m, E27m, and E34m Conferencing Monitors are set to enhance remote work

HP has three new, fancy conferencing displays on the way, all of which are currently slated to get in in early January of 2022. They are the E24m G4 FHD USB-C Conferencing Monitor, HP E27m G4 QHD USB-C Conferencing Monitor, and HP E34m G4 WQHD Curved USB-C Conferencing Monitor. They're prepare to cost $399, $549, and $699, respectively.

The three monitors share a lot in the spec department. All three come up equipped with five-megapixel tilt-adjustable webcams, dual mics, and front-firing speakers. Besides, they're all equipped with USB-C for information transfer and laptop charging (upwards to 65W). And, each of the models is Zoom certified, pregnant they are certifiably set for conference calls.

When information technology comes to differences, well, they're in the displays' names. The numbers in the model names represent the screens' inch counts. So the E24m FHD is a 24-inch, apartment 1920x1080 monitor, the E27m QHD is a 27-inch, flat 2560x1440 monitor, and the E34m WQHD Curved is a 34-inch, curved 3440x1440 monitor. The ii flat screens accept a sixteen:9 attribute ratio, whereas the curved has a 21:nine. Additionally, the flats have a 1,000:1 contrast ratio and cap at 300 nits of brightness, while the curved has a iii,000:one ratio and goes up to 400 nits.

In other words, if you want the best panel out of these iii options, prepare to spend $699. Otherwise, they're all similar in terms of hardware. They each feature a ton of ports (USB-C, HDMI, DisplayPort, USB-A, audio jack), are Free energy Star certified, and support Windows Hello.

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