Monday, June 28, 2004
The One Billion Color LCD
Posted by Suhit Gupta in "NEWS" @ 06:00 PM
"NEC is getting us all excited about their new color-centric LCD monitor, which must obviously be aimed at the designers and photographers who until now have had to work with extremely high-end NEC CRTs to get the most accurate color representations—trust us, if this were any other company we would find it all highly suspect. The 21.3-inch LCD has a whole host of features, including an LED backlight (most use cold cathode fleurescent lamps) with feedback circuitry that allows it to stabilize brightness and contrast, support for Adobe RGB (which syncs your digital color to your screen screen), two DVI-D inputs, DDC/CI color calibration, and a 220cd/m2 brightness level."
I take two please. :) I wish the source URL was up, but apparently the site is down so I am linking to Engadget's post on the subject. But a billion colors, WOW! No price announced yet but I am sure it will be able to earn lots of points on your credit card.
I take two please. :) I wish the source URL was up, but apparently the site is down so I am linking to Engadget's post on the subject. But a billion colors, WOW! No price announced yet but I am sure it will be able to earn lots of points on your credit card.
