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Question: Has anyone paired this with a Lenovo Yoga Pro2 ultrabook yet? For micro HDMI port, do I need to-DVI  cable?
Document: I haven't tried any of the other ports yet. The display comes with LOTS of cables: VGA, DVI, USB3!, and an HDMI. It even comes with a couple Asus-branded velcro cable ties!! This monitor can be flipped to be viewed in either Landscape or Portrait mode, I'm loving the stand! Very adjustable and sturdy! I'm very happy with this purchase!
The user manual and driver are on an enclosed CDROM. I could not find the warranty card but the Warranty service will take the invoice/receipt in its place. You will also find a color calibration report in the box.3. Accessories: USB 3.0 Hub Cable, Velcro Cable Strap, Power cable, DVI, Display Port and VGA cables. Others have complained that it should come with an HDMI cable. I have no issue with this.4.
they are basically the same item i believe. both notebooks have the same graphics card. the PA248Q is connected currently with HDMI as i'm waiting on a miniDisplay port cable to arrive. the Accel cable i ordered got canceled by Amazon for some reason so i'm waiting on CableMatters cable.its a keeper for me, though i feel 'll need to tweak the PA248Q a bit more to get it just where i want it.
On the other hand the ports are very easy to access.To use this with a modern Macbook you'll need an adapter for the Mac's MiniDisplay port. This monitor comes with VGD, DVI, and DisplayPort cables.
If you're connecting through DP or HDMI (or I guess VGA) you shouldn't worry about this at all. If you know you need to connect via DVI, I'd just save yourself trouble and order a different monitor.
And wow... the colors... its ridiculous.The monitor comes pre-assembled which is also really nice, and comes with pretty much every cable you could need, including display-port (though it did not have an hdmi cable in the box, at least not in mine).If anything changes, I will revise my review, but as of now I love it and people who see it are seriously jealous of it.
I'm a professional designer and I purchased this monitor to pair with my MacBook Pro. Right out of the box, the color is fantastic. Set up was easy and the monitor controls are intuitive. The USB ports on the side are very nice to have if you use a lot of peripherals. One caution - the mini display port to display port connection didn't work even though I had the correct cable. You'll want to order a DVI adapter for your Mac and use that cable.
I. To fully exploit the 3 USB 3.0 ports on the side-mounted USB 3.0 HUB you will need to use the SUPER SPEED USB cable supplied in the box (or buy one for about $10). It must be plugged into the back of the monitor and subsequently plugged into a USB 3.0 SUPER SPEED port on your desktop, a USB 3.0 EXPRESS CARD adapter, or a 3.0 port on your laptop.
This monitor is everything it's advertised to be! The one thing I had a problem with was understanding that I needed to have both the DVI cable & the HDMI Cable plugged in to get the best graphics.Also, check your computer to make that your graphics card does not require a mini HDMI connection. If it does,  get that HDMI Cable and any other HDMI Cables for the best price from Amazon!
This monitor has a very good resolution for me (1920x1200) @ 60Hz. Can fit a lot on the screen without everything being too small.Extremely sharp images and great colors. Qualitatively everything really looks good.One issue - I see the infamous flickering with the DVI cable. When I replaced it with an HDMI cable, the problem went away.
Answer: I own both this and the Yoga Pro2 and connected using micro HDMI to HDMI and it works. I bought this from Amazon: "Monoprice 6inch 34AWG High Speed HDMI Cable With Ethernet - HDMI Micro Connector male to HDMI Connector female - Black"