Hey, guys.
This is Eric Franklin from CNET.
I'm at CES 2013.
I'm taking the first look at the HP Pavilion 27 xi.
This is a 27-inch monitor with a 1920x1080 resolution.
It has almost edge-to-edge glass.
It's definitely edge-to-edge but it has this boarder around it, which keeps it from being really, really, true edge-to-edge as with the Envy 27.
It has an IPS screen.
Connection options include VGA, DVI and HDMI, and one of the things I really like about this display is that the connections are really easy to access.
They face backwards instead of like downwards and they're just really easy.
It also includes a feature called HP Enhance Plus.
This will enhance video and kinda cut off some of the distortion and noise if you're watching a YouTube video.
I didn't actually see this in action
but I'm looking forward to getting it into our lab and testing it.
The monitor will be available on February for $339 for the 27-inch version.
Once again, I'm Eric Franklin and this has been the first look at the HP Pavilion 27 xi.
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