No doubt, many gamers are taken with the idea of purchasing a high-end gaming monitor, however, far from everyone may afford the luxury of buying functional models from the ASUS ROG line. Thus, the Taiwan IT giant has introduced another reasonable alternative variant – ASUS VP228QG.The novelty got a 21.5-inch TN panel with the Full HD (1920 x 1080) resolution, the ultimate 250 cd/m2 brightness, 1000:1 static contrast and 170°/160° viewing angles. The major peculiarity of this display is the high matrix response rate (1 ms) and the AMD FreeSync technology support, allowing synchronizing refresh rate with the image rendering speed of compatible AMD graphics cards in the range of 48–75 Hz. Besides, gamers will be pleased to try out benefits of GamePlus modes.
Additionally, ASUS VP228QG obtained a couple of integrated speakers of the total 3 W capacity, a fine set of external interfaces (HDMI, D-Sub, …
Customers all over the world are 'spoiled' by the predominance of monitors, developed under various technologies and targeted to fulfill various assignments. The market is full of items as from well-established companies with global recognition (LG, Asus, etc.) and from start-up companies that just keep up with all modern technologies. Samsung belongs to the high-end echelon and is continually competing with its renowned opponents, releasing ever newer monitors on regular basis. Monitor S24A850DW has been developed with high performance characteristics in mind, as well as, its accessibility to the vast groups. 
A few months after the release of a chassis with an entirely open-air design, Thermaltake decided to release one more modular solution but with a gaudy exterior. The Core P5 Green Edition boasts bright-green coloring of one of the side plates as well as totally transparent other panels. The middle-tower case features 608x333x570 mm dimensions, similar to its predecessor. Likewise, the greenhorn has received analogous hardware base.