IPS
n. C / Un. Stands for In-Plane Switching. A type of screen technology that makes colors look accurate and clear from different angles. You often see this term when buying a computer monitor or a phone.
n. Abbreviation for In-Plane Switching. A liquid crystal display technology that aligns liquid crystals in a plane parallel to the glass substrate to improve viewing angles and color reproduction.
This monitor uses an IPS panel for better color.
Graphic designers usually prefer IPS displays because they provide consistent colors even when viewed from the side.
While TN panels offer faster response times for competitive gaming, IPS technology remains the industry standard for professional visual work due to its superior contrast and wide viewing angles.
Often used as a modifier before 'panel', 'display', or 'monitor'.