NEC EA241WM
The NEC MutliSync desktop monitor offers great value and crisp image quality in a 24” widescreen display.
The monitor uses cutting-edge technologies to deliver wide viewing angles, uninterrupted display of full motion video, quick response times and energy efficiency.
The display’s wide-format screen lets you view multiple applications side-by-side, so you can work simultaneously on different applications, increasing your productivity.
An ergonomic design allows for easier viewing at broader angles, so you can adjust the monitor to your needs. Overall the NEC offers great value and features to meet the demands of CG professionals.
Features
- 4-way ergonomic design (height-adjust, pivot, tilt & swivel).
- Integrated USB 2.0 hub.
- Space-saving, down-firing multimedia speakers with headphone jack.
- sRGB colour mode.
- Multi-directional NaViKeyTM.
- Dynamic Video Mode.
- ECO ModeTM and carbon footprint meter.
- EPEAT Gold-compliant.
- Allows up to 3 inputs at the one time (VGA, DVI-I and DVI-D)
- 3 years parts and labour warranty, including backlight
Benefits
- Delivers clear pictures without any glare, reflection or distortion and less colour shift. Wide viewing angles offer more viewing flexibility. (Screen is viewable from 176º horizontally and vertically and up to 88º up, down, left and right).
- Provides uninterrupted display of full motion video with response times as quick as 4ms It delivers streaming video without noticeable ghosting or blurring, while achieving as many as 250 frames per second (fps). This remarkably quick motion makes displays better than ever for gaming and video applications.
- Eco-Mode conserves energy by allowing you to define a setting for the backlight at a 50 or 75% brightness level. Also calculates power saving in watts per hour.
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