HP U28 specs.
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Display HP U28
Panel Type:
IPS/PLS
Aspect Ratio:
16:9 (Wide)
Contrast:
1000 :1
Brightness (nits):
400.0 cd/m2
Resolution:
3840x2160 (4K)
Refresh Rate:
60 Hz
Type:
Standard
Response Time:
4 ms
Colour Depth:
8-bit
Touch Screen:
No
Vertical Viewing Angle:
178.0 °
Horizontal Viewing Angle:
178.0 °
HDR:
Yes
Pixel Size:
0.116 mm
Adaptive Sync Technology:
AMD Freesync
Speakers:
No
Surface Treatment:
Matte
Ergonomics HP U28
Curved Screen:
No
Adjustable Height:
No
VESA-Mount:
Yes
VESA-Measurements:
100x100 mm
Colour:
Black
Swivel Function:
No
Pivot 90°:
No
Tilt Function:
Yes
Connections HP U28
VGA:
Video Graphics Array
Video Graphics ArrayNo
VGA Ports:
No
HDMI:High-Definition Multimedia Interface
High-Definition Multimedia InterfaceYes
HDMI Version:
2.0
HDMI Ports:
1
DVI:
No
DVI Ports:
No
DisplayPort:
Yes
DisplayPort Version:
1.2
DisplayPort Ports:
1
DisplayPort Type:
Standard
Thunderbolt:
No
USB:Universal Serial Bus
Universal Serial BusYes
USB Type:
USB-A
USB Ports:
5
Ethernet:
No
Headphone Out:
Yes
3,5mm In (AUX):
No
Storage HP U28
Memory Card Reader:
No
Physical characteristics HP U28
Width:
63.7 cm
Height with stand:
37.1 cm
Weight with stand:
6.4 kg
Power Supply HP U28
Consumption (In use):
45 W
Standby consumption:
0.5 W
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