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NEC has unveiled 24- and 26-inch models of its Multisync 90 series of widescreen LCD monitors, claiming the 26-inch is the first widescreen desktop monitor of its size in the world.
The new monitors offer 1920 x 1200 native resolution and a 16:10 aspect ration. They are certified for Windows Vista Premium and feature HDCP, which is supported through the DVI-D connector that allows for use with HDCP-equipped devices and encrypted content. Both models also feature X-light Pro, for consistent light output levels.
NEC says colour reproduction on the monitors is “unparalleled” with a 92 percent gamut versus NTSC, with 93.4 percent coverage of the Adobe colour space and 87.8 percent coverage of the NTSC colour space for the 26-inch model.
The monitors also feature technologies such as12-bit internal LUT for tone adjustment, AmbiBright which automatically adjusts the display’s backlight based on the ambient environment lighting, triple-input technology to allow VGA, DVI-D & DVI-I to be connected and switched between on a single display.
Both models come standard with a 3 year limited warranty parts and labour, including backlight, NEC says.
RRPs: LCD2490Uxi AND LCD2690Uxi $2,179 and $2,529 respectively.
See: www.nec.com.au
