Thursday, June 30, 2005by Mike Adams, the Health Ranger Editor of NaturalNews.com (See all articles...) Tags: LCD monitors, health news, Natural News |
Westinghouse Digital is bringing its flat panel TV experience into the computer monitor industry with the introduction of the 17-inch-wide, highly stylized monitor, featuring a clean white chassis with silver trim. The new LCD HD-Grade(TM)(a) monitor has the ability to allow consumers to use one product to meet their needs, including desktop work on spreadsheets, drafting e-mails, surfing the Internet, watching DVD movies or TV (when used with a PC), playing HD-video games and more.
"Our new HD-Grade 17-inch monitor offers faster response times, wider viewing angles, brighter images and higher contrast ratios compared to the typical computer monitor," said Douglas Woo, president of Westinghouse Digital Electronics. "Westinghouse Digital will continue to shape the LCD industry by introducing innovative products that meet consumers' demands for style, function and affordability."
The 17-inch-wide monitor represents the latest in contemporary electronics stylizing and is ideal for use in the kitchen, bedroom and home office. Consumers can watch DVD movies and HDTV on the computer monitor with a 16:9 screen or take advantage of the screen's wide display by playing HD-video games. The monitor is quite versatile because users can easily view documents and multitask on another project because the screen size allows for many windows to be open and read simultaneously. Having an LCD, flat-panel saves valuable desk space and provides the clearest and truest picture.
Westinghouse Digital LCD monitors offer increased resolution, brightness and contrast ratios for a high-quality picture for viewing documents, e-mail exchanges, movies, video games, Internet surfing, digital photos and more. The 17-inch monitor features a DVI input for a clearer display than traditional monitors, 1280x768 WXGA resolution providing more than 16.2 million True Colors, 400-cd/m2 display, and 600:1 high-contrast ratio for crisp and vibrant images. The monitor is currently available for an estimated $299.
"Our new 17-inch widescreen monitor is just another example of how Westinghouse Digital continues to provide our customers with products that combine the latest in design and technological advancements, at the most affordable prices," said Woo.
Product specifications include:
LCM-17w7
Screen size: 17-inch
Native resolution: 1280x768
Aspect ratio: 15:9
Brightness: 400 cd/m2
Contrast ratio: 600:1
Viewing angle: 170-degree (horizontal), 170-degree (vertical)
Response time: 10-15 ms
Display Colors: 16.2 million True Color
The LCM-17w7 is available at retailers nationwide for an estimated price of $299. To locate a specific retailer, please visit www.westinghousedigital.com.
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