Showing posts with label Flat screens. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Flat screens. Show all posts

Monday, August 29, 2011

Two screens Full HD IPS in AOC

AOC has added two new models of LCD monitors in its catalog: the i2252Vwh (21.5 inches) and i2352Vh (23 inches). Have a IPS panel and benefiting from a system of LED backlighting, these displays will show a full HD resolution (1920 x 1080 pixels) and a response time of 5 ms. The contrast ratio reached in 1000: 1 (20 million: 1 dynamic), while the brightness peaks at 250 cd/m².

Both LCDs have finally VGA, DVI and HDMI. The date of availability of these two screens is mid September.

Saturday, July 23, 2011

A screen on the iPad Retina 3? LG confirms. Or not.

According to the Korea Times, Kwon Young-soo, CEO of LG, confirmed that his company "would sell a 55-inch OLED TV by next year," which coincides with the information brought to light in March. However, note that LG would use organic light emitting diodes rather than as pixels, but only as a backlit LCD panel classic.

LG does not grow because only half the OLED, unlike Samsung, its Korean brother enemy. Moreover, according to Kwon Young-soo, LOED screens are not suitable for smartphones or tablets. The Korea Times also reports that Mr. Young-soo "predicted that many manufacturers will launch new smartphones models using screens LG" Retina Display "that are used on the iPhone and iPad." This last sentence after warms the spirits of Mac fans who read a confirmation that the iPad will screen Retina 3 (2048 x 1536), as rumored since the announcement ...

Friday, July 22, 2011

HD and 3D screen 4.5 "

Hitachi Displays has introduced a 4.5-inch screen designed for small mobile devices or smartphones. It has impressive features. It has a resolution of 720p (1280 x 720) and the IPS uses a new manufacturing method that achieves a brightness of 400 cd/m2 470 cd/m2 2D and 3D. Indeed, his playing lens can project a stereoscopic image in contrast to a parallax barrier, it does not decrease the brightness.

Monday, July 4, 2011

Asus PA238Q

Asus has unveiled the PA238Q, an LCD 23-inch diagonal which takes its place within its range ProArte. Designed for graphics professionals, this screen has an IPS panel capable of displaying full HD resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels. Capable of reproducing 100% of the sRGB color space, the PA238Q has a response time GTG 6 ms, a system of LED backlight and viewing angles of 178 °.

The contrast ratio achieved for its 50 million: 1 ("only" 1000: a native). HDMI, DisplayPort, VGA and DVI are available as well as multiple USB ports. (Two on the side, two rear). The screen is finally adjustable, rotating and height of 10 cm.

Tuesday, June 28, 2011

AOC: LCD screen 21.5 "powered via the USB

Presented a few days ago, at the CEA Line News Show York, e2251FWu manufacturer AOC should reach the market as early as next August. With a slab of 21.5-inch display capable of full HD resolution and benefiting from a response time of 5 ms, this LCD has the distinction of being powered via a USB port.

The contrast ratio reached in 1000: 1, while the brightness peaks at 200 cd / m². The technical characteristics of the e2251FWu are not extraordinary, but in return the consumption of the display must be particularly low. One can even imagine using it mobile, directly powered by a laptop.

Thursday, June 23, 2011

A screen 20 "anti-scratch from IO Data

The manufacturer IO Data has just introduced its LCD-AD202XW-P, an LCD 20-inch capable of displaying a resolution of 1600 x 900 pixels, but also scratch resistant (and incidentally to fingerprints), with the tempered glass panel. Receiving a response time of 5ms, LCD-P-AD202XW displays a contrast ratio of 1000: 1 and brightness up to 250 cd / m².

With VGA and DVI inputs, this LCD also has built-in speakers 1W. Guaranteed three years, the LCD-AD202XW-P is displayed at a rate of 495 dollars.

Tuesday, June 21, 2011

Mitsubishi: IPS, 120 Hz, 1080p

Mitsubishi has announced the RDT233WX-Z, a perfect display for fans of 3D terrain and those who want models reagents. This 23-inch 1080p screen (95 dpi) works in effect to 120 Hz, with a LED backlight. The slab is used and the IPS announced response time is 5 ms.

The rest is fairly standard: open viewing angles (IPS thank you), brightness of 350 cd/m² and contrast of 900:1 (000:1 dynamic 5). Are the usual inputs: one VGA, one DVI HDCP - attention, DualLink connector is necessary to achieve 120 Hz - and two HDMI inputs, but the standard is indicated.

Monday, June 20, 2011

36 inches and 4096 pixels wide for an LCD

Eizo offers a screen that will appeal to fans of broad definitions: the DuraVision FDH3601-BK has a diagonal of 36 inches and works for a definition - impressive - from 4096 x 2160. Simply put, the screen offers as many pixels in height than conventional 30-inch screens. The format is unusual - 19:10 - but it is perfect for video editing in 2K: it allows you to place two videos side by side.

Friday, June 17, 2011

Samsung increasing its range of LCD monitors

Samsung has just added four new lines of LCD displays to its already full catalog: the 200 Series, 450 Series, 650 Series and 850 Series. For businesses, these screens all have a LED backlight. Have a TN panel, a design finesse and touch buttons, the 200 Series models should be available in both 19-inch (1440 x 900 pixels) and 21.5-inch (1920 x 1080 pixels).

The 450 Series also have a TN panel and touch buttons, but can also be adjusted in height, tilt and rotation, should be offered in 19 inch versions (1280 x 1024 or 1440 x 900 pixels), 21 , 5-inch (1920 x 1080 pixels), 22 inch (1680 x 1050 pixels) and 24 inches (1920 x 1080 and 1920 x 1200 pixels).

NEC EX231Wp, a 23-inch PVA panel

NEC has announced the launch of on U.S. soil MultiSync EX231Wp, an LCD with a PVA panel 23-inch diagonal and a LED backlight. Featuring a full HD resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels, this LCD relatively thin (14.6 mm) has a response time of 25 ms, a contrast ratio of 3000: 1 (25000: 1 dynamic) and a brightness of 250 cd / m².

The viewing angles horizontally and vertically in turn reach 178 degrees. DVI and DisplayPort inputs are present, and a USB port. Note also the existence of sensors and light to optimize the use of the screen. The EX231Wp is finally adjustable, rotating as well as height of 110 mm. Guaranteed three years, the MultiSync EX231Wp is expected at a rate of 319 dollars.

Thursday, June 16, 2011

EIZO Foris FS2332: a 23 "IPS

The manufacturer's catalog EIZO grew with the arrival of a new model of LCD: the FS2332 Foris. With an IPS of 23-inch LCD capable of displaying full HD resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels, this monitor features an LED backlight, viewing angles up to 178 ° and a time Response GTG 6 ms. The brightness and contrast ratio respectively reach 250 cd / m² and 1500: 1.

Equipped with VGA, DVI and HDMI as well as speakers of 0.5 W, the benefits last Foris FS2332 Technology Smart Resolution (supposed to improve image quality) and EcoView (an integrated sensor adjusts screen brightness according to the ambient). Guaranteed five years, the EIZO Foris FS2332 should make its appearance in July.

Sunday, June 12, 2011

Samsung SyncMaster two new LED

Samsung will soon launch on the market two new SyncMaster LCD Series 4: S22A450BW (22 inches) and S24A450BW (24 inches). Equipped with a LED backlight, these displays will show the technical characteristics relatively close response time of 5ms, contrast ratio of 1000: 1 and brightness of up to 250 cd / m².

The 22-inch model displays a resolution of 1680 x 1050 pixels, while the benefits of a 24-inch Full HD resolution (1920 x 1080 pixels). These screens are also adjustable for height, angle and rotation. The S22A450BW should make its appearance by the end of the month at a recommended retail price of 219 euros, then it will wait until July to find the S22A450BW at a rate of 279 euros.

Friday, June 10, 2011

PLS slabs "IPS" by Samsung

Samsung has announced a new screen, the S27A850. This model works in 27-inch 2560 x 1440, as U2711 Dell 27-inch iMac or Apple, but primarily uses a "new" technology, the PLS. Samsung has announced a new screen, the S27A850. This model works in 27-inch 2560 x 1440, as U2711 Dell 27-inch iMac or Apple, but primarily uses a "new" technology, the PLS.

The PLS Line to Plane Switching is a technology similar to the IPS but - according to Samsung - the viewing angles are even larger and the price is about 10% lower production. The technology joins the eIPS in technology close to the IPS. The PLS seems to have the same advantages as IPS, and the same disadvantages of angles very open, much more than NT, but also quite a contrast medium (600:1 in the first test).

Wednesday, June 8, 2011

A Taiwanese electronic paper reprints

The Industrial and Technological Institute of Taiwan (ITRI) has introduced an electronic paper he hopes to market within two years, according to information reported by IDG. He has the distinction of being printed as a conventional paper. The prototype could display the colors red green and blues. It is not yet possible to mix them.

It is possible to use thermal printers, like those of faxes or send an electronic signal. It is a technology that ITRI has purchased Kodak in 2007. At the time, the paper only supported a monochrome printing at 6 dpi. Today, it is possible to print the colors green, red and blues at a resolution of 300 dpi.

Tuesday, June 7, 2011

A 3D display "PlayStation" for the players

Sony has just introduced the CECH-ZED1 a screen "PlayStation". Scheduled for fall 2011 at $ 500, this 24-inch screen is dedicated to the Sony console. Sony limit the diagonal, but offers attractive benefits: it works in 1920 x 1080 with a PVA panel - as in many Sony televisions - and a 5000:1 contrast announced.

The camera angles are very wide (normal PVA) with 176 ° in each direction and the response time is 4 ms. For lighting, it is a system "Edge LED" that is used: LEDs placed on the sides of the screen light up the slab. Interestingly, the screen will be compatible with the 3D terrain and will be delivered with a pair of active glasses, which can offer the 3D 1920 x 1080 on each eye.

Monday, June 6, 2011

From 27 inches to play at Philips

The manufacturer Philips has recently announced will launch in Europe of a new model of LCD for gamers: the E-line 273E3LSB. With a slab 27 inches diagonal viewing Full HD resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels, this screen has a backlight LED. The response time reached 1 ms (gray to gray, 3.5 ms "typical"), brightness peaked at 300 cd / m² and contrast ratio is 1200: 1 (20 million: 1 dynamic).

The viewing angles reaches 178 degrees on the other horizontally and 170 degrees vertically. Equipped with VGA and DVI (but presumably not HDMI or DisplayPort) and an adjustable stand tilt (-5 ° / +20 °), the E-line 273E3LSB Eventually, a typical consumption rather low of 19.6 watts. This LCD monitor is available at a recommended retail price of 339 euros.

Friday, May 27, 2011

Pioneer shows a screen that floated images

Pioneer has introduced its screen Floating Vision (vision floating in French, Ed) which gives the illusion that the image that displays floating in the air, according Diginfo. tv. The Japanese presented his system at the Embedded Systems Expo. It uses an LCD panel placed behind a "3D optical," said a representative translated by our colleagues in the video below.

Pioneer has also added infrared sensors to detect the user's hands, which allows you to interact with the image. The goal is to create the illusion of a diorama. The manufacturer presents this as an alternative to stereoscopic 3D displays. There is no need glasses, and Pioneer says the pitch is higher.

Philips 273P3L: a 27 inch that will detect

Philips has added a new model of LCD monitor to its catalog: the Brilliance 273P3L. With a TN FullHD (1920 x 1080 pixels) by 27 inches diagonally, this screen has a backlight LED technology but also PowerSensor the manufacturer. This adjusts the brightness according to what is displayed on the screen and decrease the brightness, and therefore energy consumption, if nobody is in front of the LCD.

Wednesday, May 25, 2011

Makes electronic paper Bookeen fast

Electronic paper offers unparalleled ease of reading, but still suffers from a slow display that prevents truly competitive with LCDs. Thanks to the researches of the French company Bookeen, this fault will hopefully be soon history. Take a look at the video below: The scrolling of a webpage is almost fluid, although it is still far from the comfort of an LCD.

Bookeen had already shown last February of a video display on a screen eink Pearl, the latest generation of electronic paper. The company did not give details on the changes that allow it to make their screens so reactive compared to what exists on the market today. It remains only to hope to see such a screen soon sold.

Friday, May 20, 2011

A flexible color E-paper 13.3 "

Sony has just introduced a flexible color electronic paper 13.3 "in the CIS, a living image which is being held in Los Angeles. Of a thickness of 150 m and weighing 20 g, it can reproduce 13% the NTSC color gamut, it has a dynamic contrast of 100 000:1 and a resolution of 800 x 1 200. Each pixel measures 169 microns x 169 microns and includes a sub-pixel red, green, blue and white.

Compared the prototype that Sony had last year (see "An electronic paper 13" Tube "), this new model is a great leap forward. For the record, last December, the Japanese showed a similar pattern in black and white with a glossy coating. Today, it provides color and a matte coating compatible with outdoor use.