Tag Archive for 'monitors'
NEC added a new member to its Multisync 70 series displays. The LCD2470WVX is a 24-inch display for enterprise and high end users. It features dual analog and digital input technology.
My eyes have just rebelled. Up until now they were satisfied with the occasional trip to the opticians and a new pair of swish glasses every so often, but now they’ve seen Lenovo’s latest monster monitor - the 1080p HD-ready ThinkVision L220x Wide - they’ve put in for more luxurious demands. And I can’t really blame [...]
These two new additions are targeted at two different markets, the 2407WFP-HC is clearly targeted at the sector of the market that requires a big, high end display. The E198FP is more your run of the mill LCD that will probably be bundled with their desktops.
The 2407WFP-HC is a 24” widescreen that utilizes the TrueColor [...]
Man, I remember not a couple of years ago when I thought I was the coolest guy on the block because my monitors connected via DVI. Now we’re seeing monitors that connect with USB for ease of use, or in the case of these new monitors from NEC, via HDMI for the best picture.
I’ll admit that I’m a skeptic when it comes to any technology that boasts real 3D viewing and/or virtual reality. We’ve been promised these sorts of things for a long time, and no one has been able to truly deliver. Which brings me to Vuzix’s new iWear VR920, they’ve made some big promises, but can [...]
Arriving on Wednesday, HP’s latest 24-inch display should whet your appetite with a landscape to portrait rotation and more. There is a 160 degree viewing angle, and the aforementioned HDCP.
There is also the new 92% wide color gamut, a 4 port USB hub, speakers and a headphone jack. The speakers aren’t much, just 2w and [...]
Remember that cool DisplayLink technology that we told you about a while back? Well, DisplayLink has teamed up with LG to release the first DisplayLink-compatible widescreen monitor in the European market.
Have you ever wondered if your monitor was actually watching you? If so, you’re probably just paranoid. However, Samsung recently unveiled their newest SyncMaster 225UW monitor with a built-in webcam and headphone jack.
The New Flatron L206WU is the company’s first foray into the USB driven display market, and appears to be a good first impression. The device doesn’t require an upgraded graphics card, a free DVI or VGA port, just an open USB port.
The Samsung Swan monitors have a “neck” like a swan, basically it moves more freely to the position the user desires. The two models are the 20-inch SyncMaster CX2032GW/BW and 22-inch SyncMaster CX2232GW/BW.
