
Professional Widescreen LCD S-IPS provides a perfectly colored image on a diagonal 21.5 ", who will also appreciate working with graphics in particular. The screen surface is provided with a special anti-reflective coating to guarantee a clean and clear images. Maximum supported resolution is full HD, ie 1920 x 1080, Dynamic Contrast 3000:1 achieves, decent response time of 8 ms and a wide viewing angle, you will reduce the quality. The panel is equipped with a thin frame and height adjustable stand with rotation and rotation.
In addition to standard D-Sub and digital DVI-I you will find a modern DisplayPort. The advantage is also a USB hub, 4 connectors. Because of these properties, the display is designed for demanding use. The panel meets the ergonomic standards TCO 05 which ensures user comfort and safety.The display comes in an attractive black finish.
Parameters and specifications:
Technology:
S-IPS
Diagonal:
21.5 "
Resolution:
1920 x 1080 points
Contrast:
Typical: 1000:1
Dynamic: 3000:1
Color gamut:
96% NTSC (CIE 1931)
90% NTSC (CIE 1976)
Brightness:
250 cd/m 2
Response time:
GTG: 8 ms
Typical: 16 ms
Number of colors:
16,700,000
Frequency:
Horizontal: 24-94 KHz
Vertical: 50-76 Hz
Angles:
Horizontal: 178 °
Vertical: 178 °
Inputs:
1x DVI-I
1x D-Sub
1x DisplayPort
1x USB in
4x USB
Consumption:
Maximum: 44 watts
Typical: 33.5 W
Standby: 1W
Base:
Possibility to tilt -5 °/+30 °
Rotate -45 °/+45 °
Elevation adjustable 90 mm
Rotate 90 °
Other features:
VESA Standard
USB hub
Dimensions:
With stand: 507 x 367-457 x 230 mm
Without stand: 507 x 303 x 64 mm
Weight:
With stand: 7.24 kg
Without stand: 4.26 kg
Certification:
TCO05
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