Results for "Monitors"
Lenovo unveils Wireless Portable Monitor
Lenovo ThinkVision LT1423P monitor unveiled at CES 2013, is a PC monitor without a connecting cable (it uses 802.11 wireless in ad hoc mode). The monitor though Touch, is surely not a tablet, as it can be sued as a monitor for any CPU and as a secondary Screen for any tablet, PC, or laptop (particularly useful for Conferences where you work on your laptop and the others look at the same on the Secondary Monitor). It has a digitizer pen as well.




Availability: Lenovo plans to launch the Lenovo ThinkVision LT1423P monitor aka Wireless Portable Monitor in June this Year. ---------

Anil Singh Thursday, January 10, 2013
LG E2290V 22" monitor: Slimmest monitor ever at just quarter of an inch thick
Are monitors getting thinner and thinner. Yes they are. And don't ask how thin they are getting. How about a thinness of 0.28 inches? Yes only 0.71 cms thick. Even beats Philips new line of Blade Monitors. Check out just unveiled LG E2290V 22" monitor:

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Anil Singh Tuesday, February 8, 2011
Philips introduces 12.9 mm ultra ultra-slim Blade LED monitors
Those who have transitioned from older CRT PC monitors to the TFTs have seen a big change in the appearance of modern day monitors. Everything with a screen is just getting thinner and thinner.
But the journey of monitors towards super continues, with makers trying to beat one another on the monitor anorexia.

Latest to play its bet is none other than the Dutch manufacturer Philip.

Launched at the EDSA Shangrila on January 25, 2011, Philips has introduced in Philippines its newest line of ultra-slim monitors with LED technology.

Dubbed “Blade,” the new-generation ultra-slim LED monitors sport a svelte 12.9-mm chassis, making it one of the slimmest in the world. A 12.9 mm thickness or just 1.29 cm, amazingly thin indeed.

The monitors are designed to take less space while fully keeping with Aesthetics.

The Philips’ new Blade monitors, which come in 21.5- and 23-inch 16:9 widescreen sizes, feature many smart features (ya we know you don’t buy your TVs and monitors without reading reviews like, philips tvs reviews, so go ahead with your research before buying this new monitor too):

 It boasts a High-Definition Multimedia Interface (HDMI) input for full-HD viewing, LED technology for brilliant pictures, consistent brightness and fast startup time, and Philips’ intelligent SmartTouch key control that responds to even the lightest touch and coolly illuminates to acknowledge commands.

 Has SmartImage, letting users select various image profiles such as Office, Image, Entertainment and Economy via a user-friendly interface to fit the application in use. In simple SmartImage easily and dynamically optimizes the contrast, color saturation and sharpness of images and videos for enhanced display performance.

 Has SmartControl Premium, a next-generation icon-based graphical user interface (GUI) monitor control-software. In simple the software lets a user fine-tune a wide range of the monitor’s parameters, including ECO mode, laptop support with dual monitor plug-in, color, brightness, screen calibration, as well as manage headphone audio output right through his/her mouse. Ya no need to tweak buttons on the montitor.

 Blade’s lightning-fast 2m/s SmartResponse Turbo that dramatically smoothens the display of fast-moving objects on the screen, will be a delight for the gamers and action flck fans.

 Blade monitors provide rich, vivid colors and images that are startlingly vibrant with its advanced video processing, unique extreme dimming and backlight boosting technology. Pictures come alive with the Blade’s LED panel that boasts an astonishingly ultra-high contrast ratio of 20,000,000:1, courtesy Philips SmartContrast technology.

Created out of eco-friendly, mercury-free and lead-free materials that are 100 percent recyclable, Philips Blade monitors strictly adhere to RoHs standards and are also certified for Energy Star 5.0 (a US EPA-sponsored energy efficiency program given only to products that operate with maximum power efficiency at all operational levels). ---------

Anil Singh Monday, February 7, 2011
Excuse me, but ASUS PA246Q Professional Monitor is the Most User-friendly Professional Monitor
The PA246Q is a 24-inch professional monitor with P-IPS panel that accurately displays 98% of Adobe RGB color space in a wide 178° viewing angle. The ASUS exclusive built-in QuickFit provides real size document, photo and grid formats on top of open windows, while USB ports and a 7-in-1 media card reader make for easy upload of data.

Watch this video (a must watch for any professional, whether graphics artists, interior designer, landscape designer, cartoonist, or an engineer), this Asus monitor is simply brilliant:

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Anil Singh Sunday, January 9, 2011