IO Data Unveils 27-Inch Mini LED Monitor Series at 78,980 Yen
The LCD-GDQ271ULAQ series offers a 2560x1440 AHVA panel with 2304 local dimming zones and DisplayHDR 1400 certification, in white and black.
IO Data announced the LCD-GDQ271ULAQ series of 27-inch quantum dot and Mini LED LCD monitors, according to 4gamer.net. The direct sales price, tax included, is 78,980 yen.
The lineup includes the white LCD-GDQ271ULAQW and the black LCD-GDQ271ULAQB, both going on sale at the same time. The series uses a 27-inch AHVA (IPS-family) panel with a resolution of 2560x1440 dots, and its direct-lit Mini LED backlight has 2304 local dimming zones, a large increase over the roughly 500 to 1000 zones of existing products.
The monitors have obtained DisplayHDR 1400 certification and cover 98% of DCI-P3 and 100% of Adobe RGB. The stand supports tilt, swivel, height adjustment and pivot.
Video inputs are one DisplayPort and two HDMI ports. Over DisplayPort, the monitors can display 2560x1440 dots at up to 320Hz vertical refresh rate.
The LCD-GDQ271ULAQ series was previously shown at the IO Data booth at Tokyo Game Show 2026.
Quick answers
How much does the IO Data LCD-GDQ271ULAQ series cost?
The tax-included direct sales price is 78,980 yen.
What is the refresh rate of the LCD-GDQ271ULAQ series?
Over DisplayPort, it can display 2560x1440 dots at up to 320Hz vertical refresh rate.
What colors are available in the LCD-GDQ271ULAQ series?
The white model is LCD-GDQ271ULAQW and the black model is LCD-GDQ271ULAQB, and both go on sale at the same time.