Alphascan launched its new 19-inch monitor with 4:3 aspect ratio 'AD190D Plus' in Korea market, which features 1000:1 contrast ratio, 2ms response speed, and 330cd/m² brightness. Supporting D-sub and DVI ports, it comes in two colors of black and white.
Alphascan to launch its new 19-inch monitor 'AD190D Plus'
Friday, November 2, 2007Posted by Hugo at 3:05 AM 0 comments
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ViewSonic Diamani DUO PC/TV hybrid LCD Displays Swing Both Ways
Tuesday, October 23, 2007
ViewSonic takes a tilt toward practicality with its PC/TV hybrid LCD displays, packing a passel of inputs into its Diamani DUO 19-inch NX1932w and 22-inch NX2232w screens. It makes sense: You have all this resolution floating around, why not tack an HDMI port on board, add an ATSC HD tuner and 10-watt speaker system, and then have a dual use display? Good idea in theory, but the execution falls short.
First of all, that HDTV tuner just captures over-the-air signals, and that'll be good for about 5% of the viewing public that watches their HDTV that way. Plus there's no 1080p, because the highest resolution of the largest screen—the 22 inch—is only 1680x1050. That doesn't quite cut it. Stick a couple of CableCARDs in there, a processor, a terabyte hard drive for recording, and make it a 1920x1080 pixel screen but still flat and compact even with all those computery innards, and then ViewSonic will have our undivided attention.
But a pie-in-the-sky idea like mine would cost you well into the multi-thousands, while these two sets are shipping now for $349 for the 19-incher and $399 for the 22-inch display. Not a bad deal if you want to occasionally watch TV in the same place you do your computingPosted by Hugo at 3:22 PM 0 comments
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Acme Lunchbox Computer Features Triple 17-Inch LCD Screens
Acme classifies the LPG370TS lunchbox computer as "portable," but when you pack three 17-inch high-res LCD screens into a briefcase style design, chances are you will need to hit the gym or buy a mule to tote this thing around. Still, having the triple screen option is great, and the Intel Core 2 Quad 2.4GHz processor, 2GB RAM, Dual nVidia 8800GTX cards in SLI mode, 8 channel audio, Firewire and Dual Gigabit LAN make for a decent gaming rig—especially if you are into flight sims. No pricing details have been made available
Posted by Hugo at 3:12 PM 0 comments
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