If you live in Japan, you might be pleased to hear that JVC has just announced a new 46-inch LCD monitor to satisfy your display appetite. The GD-463D10 features 46-inches of beautiful screen glory fitted in a 1.5-inch thick bezel that’s sure to impress.
ViewSonic is on a roll lately. They just recently announced their new VT2230 LCD TV and now they’ve quietly revealed their VG2427 LCD monitor. And if you are in the market for a new monitor, this one definitely might be worth checking out.
It seems that today is the day of the eco-friendly LCD display. We just heard about the LG W53 SMART line of LCD monitors, and now Samsung has announced their new SyncMaster 70 Series, which purports to be green, too.
LG added to its LCD collection today with a brand new line of displays. The W53 SMART displays are great for watching movies, but they also possess another attribute that is becoming more and more popular in today’s market: they’re environmentally conscious.
Eizo isn’t exactly the cheapest display maker out there, but they do offer high quality products–that can’t be denied. However, they’ve really outdone themselves this time around with the RadiForce LS560W LCD monitor, which is 56-inches of brilliant screen goodness.
A few weeks ago, Samsung Korea launched a series of low profile external LCD monitors intended to serve as notebook or netbook companion displays. Essentially, it’s a same LCD display as in Samsung’s current notebooks, but with adjustable height: when it stands, it’s as tall as your laptop to ensure everything lines up with no offset. However there’s more technology gone into the LapFit than the design; it also comes equipped with Samsung’s UbiSync technology aka the DisplayLink USB graphic chip embedded into the display, enabling plug-n-play monitor expansion via a simple USB connection. Last week SlashGear was offered an exclusive preview of the new breed of Samsung SyncMaster, a 19-inch LapFit dubbed the D190SU, and we took the bait.
A loner 22-inch LCD unleashed from a display giant likes the LG couple day ago seems odd to us. We were expecting something more of today’s announcement – 4 LCDs with varies sizes from 22 to 27-inch FULL HD display — and one of them is a slowly phasing out 16:10 format LCD.
Dell may have inadvertently unveiled their Studio XPS 435 desktop the day before its official launch, but it’s not only the uber-PC that was new. Starring with the XPS 435 was a hitherto-unseen LCD display, which we now know to be the Dell SX2210, a 22-inch widescreen display capable of full-HD 1080p resolution. Best of all, it’s available as an option when the XPS 435 PC ships.
Dell has today unveiled its greenest monitor display with the launch of the G2410, a 24-inch white LED Full HD LCD with EPEAT Gold rating and many power saving promises to deliver great images at 60% less power consumption.
The display features 250 nits of brightness, 5ms panel response time and provides 1000:1 of contrast with ability to extend up to a whooping 1 million:1 dynamic contrast ratio. Panel is TN type with 16.7 million colors and 160/170 viewing angles rating. It’s unfortunately not a better e-IPS panel type we would like to see.
This new monitor from LG, presumably only available for Japanese market at the moment, is not just another basic 21.5-inch LCD, but not turning any heads either.
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