Acer

Acer ET.L460C.135 AL1706B 17-Inch LCD Monitor

1280 x 1024

Clear and Reliable Visual Performance The Acer AL1706B 17" LCD Monitor offers a clear and reliable visual experience for both home and office use. With its bright display, fast response time, and slim design, this monitor delivers excellent performance and value. Screen Size: 17" Techn...

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Overview

Clear and Reliable Visual Performance

The Acer AL1706B 17" LCD Monitor offers a clear and reliable visual experience for both home and office use. With its bright display, fast response time, and slim design, this monitor delivers excellent performance and value.

  • Screen Size: 17"
  • Technology: LCD
  • Brightness: 270 cd/m2
  • Contrast Ratio: 500:1
  • Response Time: 12 ms
  • Color: Black

Key Features

1280 x 1024 native resolution

500:1 contrast ratio

270 cd/m2 brightness

12ms response time

140/140 degree vertical/horizontal viewing angle

Specifications

Display Size
17-inch
Native Resolution
1280 x 1024
Contrast Ratio
500:1
Brightness
270 cd/m2
Response Time
12ms
Viewing Angle (Vertical)
140 degrees
Viewing Angle (Horizontal)
140 degrees

Frequently Asked Questions

The Acer AL1706B monitor features a native resolution of 1280 x 1024 pixels, providing clear and crisp images for everyday use.
This monitor has a 12ms response time, which is generally suitable for standard computing tasks and casual gaming, reducing motion blur.
The monitor offers a 140-degree vertical and 140-degree horizontal viewing angle, allowing for a consistent picture from various perspectives.
The Acer AL1706B monitor has a brightness of 270 cd/m2, which provides a vivid and easy-to-read display in typical indoor environments.
While it offers a clear 1280 x 1024 resolution, it is not a 1080p (Full HD) display, meaning it won't natively display full high-definition content at its highest resolution.