ViewSonic Europe Unveils New Range of LED Monitors
ViewSonic appears ready to move all-in with LED backlights, announcing that "LED technology will feature in all of ViewSonic's mointors moving forward." Kicking off ViewSonic's commitment to LED displays, the company's European operations just launched a pair of new monitors aimed at two very different target audiences, including ViewSonic's flagship VX2753mh-LED, and VA2448-LED for school kids and business users.
The VX2753mh-LED is a 27-inch ultra-thin widescreen Full HD 1080p display with a 30,000,000:1 mega dynamic contrast ratio (1,000:1 typical). ViewSonic claims it delivers 40 percent energy savings compared to a regular 27-inch monitor, while further kissing up to Mother Nature with a verified mercury-free RoHS production process and eco-mode option. Other specs include 300 cd/m2 brightness, 5ms response time (2ms GTG), and built-in 2.5W speakers.
For a little less skrilla, the VA2448-LED boasts a 24-inch panel also with a Full HD 1080p resolution. Specs include 10,000,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio (1,000:1), 5ms response time, 300 cd/m2 brightness, and several energy certifications, including EPEAT Silver, Energy Star 5.0, and TCO 5.1.
Both monitors are available now with SRRP of £255 (around $415) inc Vat VX2753mh-LED and £130 (around $211) inc VAT VA2448-LED.
Image Credit: ViewSonic
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newegg911
June 16, 2011 at 1:00am
I don't like 16:9 monitors but IMO 2560*1600 is too demanding a resolution for most hardware and is totally overkill on anything less than 30".
I wish IPS monitors would come down in price.
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Baer
June 15, 2011 at 12:09pm
I agree with Holly. 1080p monitors are toys, TV's without a tuner. The rigs I build use three 24" monitors in surround. Three 1080p monitors are just too narrow. In fact one 1080p looks like it is only good for one thing, watching movies.
How about some new 1920 X 1200 24" monitors and without those crappy glossy reflective screens?
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Holly Golightly
June 15, 2011 at 11:04am
This is a great decision made by NEC, but they need to make resolutions higher than 1080p. Come people, TVs are not needed at schools and businesses. Ideally anything 16x10 will give more viewing space, making it ideal businesses and schools. I would like to see more 2560x1600 monitors. Lets compete on the technical side of things.
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