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Acer H277HU USB-C Monitor Review : Your MacBook’s best friend

Acer H277HU USB-C Monitor Review : Your MacBook’s best friend

Posted on May 28, 2016November 11, 2018 By Jarvis

USB-C is our salvation from cable madness, at least that’s what they tell us, but as early adopters of Apple’s MacBook or other cutting-edge hardware have realized, reality hasn’t caught up to the promise. The theory, and indeed the core technology, is sound, but it’s illustrative of the dearth of peripherals that the Acer H277HU display is causing as much interest as it is. Yes, you can plug it into your old-school PC, but this is really all about USB-C.


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