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55" NEC MultiSync E557Q

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55" NEC MultiSync E557Q
This large-format 55" NEC MultiSync E557Q monitor has in use a VA monitor type. This directly impacts the quality of the colour rendering, price tag, and the other specifics. The VA type monitor is often placed right between the higher priced IPS type and the lower-quality TN type. When compared against older types, these displays are able to show deeper blacks and fantastic contrast. This display also has speakers, which can provide sound for commercials as well as presentations. For easy installation, you are sure to appreciate the VESA holder with a size of 400×200.
55" NEC MultiSync E557Q Large-Format Monitor Key Features
- This screen measuring 55" is ideal for advertising and presentations
- Designed for an operation times of 16 hrs/day
- Very low power consumption of 110 W
- The large-format monitor from NEC offers a high resolution of 3840 × 2160 px
- Connection ports: HDMI 1,4 and VGA
Above Average-Sized Display
The screen size of 55" is already suitable in places where you want to attract someone's attention. This large-format monitor from 55" NEC MultiSync E557Q uses an aspect ratio of 16:9. As such, it is especially suitable for multimedia, although it can handle presentations, too.
More Important Features
The refresh rate is very important. The 55" NEC MultiSync E557Q large-format monitor has a frame rate of 60 Hz. This-large format LCD display has a colour depth of 10.
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