Features: Anti-Glare, Anti-Static, Built-In Speakers, Security Lock Slot
Brand: AOC
Brightness: 300cd/m²
MPN: U2868PQU
Response Time: 1ms
Screen Size: 28"
Contrast Ratio: 1000:1
Max. Resolution: 3840x2160
Video Inputs: HDMI Standard, VGA D-Sub, DisplayPort, DVI-D
Maximum Refresh Rate (Hz): 60
Model: U2868PQU
Aspect Ratio: 16:9
This trades colour accuracy and viewing angles for a faster 1ms Response Time.
Dell generally has IPS displays (but not all models)
This has a TN display, which monitor snobs will never consider buying because it washes out when viewed from other angles.
http://au.pcmag.com/aoc-u2868pqu/27997/review/aoc-u2868pqu
good for gaming (the solo kind, as opposed to screen sharing where you might not view the display at a straight angle)
poor for photo editing and other colour sensitive work
There are monitors out there though which have TN panel but still produce very good colours (Some manufacturers say they can cover 100% of sRGB with a 8-bit display) but in theory IPS and PLS still produce better colours when viewed at any angle.
If its not too dumb a question, how do these compare to the Dell QHD monitors? (resolution aside).