Showing posts with label Monitor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Monitor. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 30, 2011

Samsung 22-inch transparent LCD, your desktop monitor will touch new world of Transparent World Display

Samsung just revealed that its assembly lines are starting to churn out see-thru computer screens that don't require power-sucking backlights to function. Unfortunately, it looks like the amazing AMOLED variety is still on the drawing board, but ambient light-powered LCDs are on the way, with Samsung offering a 22-inch, 1680 x 1050 resolution panel with a 500:1 contrast ratio to begin with. Sammy suggests we'll see it in HDMI and USB-compatible monitors and suspects it'll be used in advertising and teleconferencing first -- which suggests this display won't come cheap -- but we all know the true killer app will be a nice big frameless laptop screen. We'll take two, please. PR after the break.



Press Report
Samsung Electronics Becomes the World's First in Mass Production of Transparent LCD Panel

SEOUL, South Korea--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. announced today that it began mass production of a 22-inch transparent LCD panel in March this year.

"Transparent displays will have a wide range of use in all industry areas as an efficient tool for delivering information and communication. With the world's first mass production of the transparent LCD panel, Samsung Electronics plans to lead the global transparent LCD market by developing various applications."
The panels come in two types, the black-and-white type and the color type, and they have a contrast ratio of 500:1 with WSXGA+ (1680*1050) resolution.

Compared with the conventional LCD panels that use back light unit (BLU) and have 5% transparency, Samsung's transparent LCD panel boasts the world's best transparency rate of over 20% for the black-and-white type and over 15% for the color type.

The transparent LCD panel has a high transparency rate, which enables a person to look right through the panel like glass, and it consumes 90% less electricity compared with a conventional LCD panel using back light unit. It's because a transparent LCD panel utilizes ambient light such as sun light, which consequently reduces the dependency on electricity for generating power.

Also, Samsung's transparent LCD panel maximizes convenience for not only manufacturers but also consumers by incorporating the High Definition Multimedia Interface (HDMI) and the Universal Serial Bus (USB) interface.

Transparent display panels have endless possibilities as an advertising tool, which can be applied to show windows and outdoor billboards or used in showcase events. Corporations and schools can also adopt the panel as an interactive communication device, which enables information to be displayed more effectively.

Younghwan Park, a senior vice president of Samsung Electronics LCD Business, said, "Transparent displays will have a wide range of use in all industry areas as an efficient tool for delivering information and communication. With the world's first mass production of the transparent LCD panel, Samsung Electronics plans to lead the global transparent LCD market by developing various applications."

Saturday, January 22, 2011

LG is Now Came with World's Slimest Monitor- E2290V CES 2011, Feature , Specification, Price

Again LG is going to Prove in the Market , LG came up with New Monitor in the Market , The World Slimiest Monitor LG E2290V.

LG Monitor is having lots of features, LG Monitor is having Awesome look , While working on this monitor you will feel something different.

This Monitor is Steel look Stand , sleek and discrete monitor will be in the market. The screen will use W-LED back lighting to achieve this slim design.






Detailed Specification are

Screen Size :  21.5"WS
Resolution :  1920 x 1080
Response Time :  2ms G2G
Contrast Ratio :  ?
Dynamic CR :  10 million:1
Brightness :  250
(cd/m2)
Viewing Angles :  170/160
Colour Depth : 16.7m
Panel Tech : TN Film
Ergo-nomics :  ?
Interfaces :  DVI, D-sub, HDMI






Monday, January 3, 2011

HP x23 LED Monitor Review



Having a powerful desktop PC is one of the most important things in the business world, and you are only as powerful as your system. But one thing that consumers sometimes forget to power-up is their monitors.

Monitors have come a long way since their monochrome designs, and there are many varieties on the market today, but HP has launched the massive HP x23 LED 58.4 cm (23 inch) Diagonal WLED LCD Monitor, which is sure to lift the eyebrows of any computer user.

Not only is it larger than your average monitor, but the screen also packs a massive punch when it comes to performance and clarity. Being that large is certainly a bonus, as everything will be displayed in crystal clear clarity, while not being overpowering in its size.
And since it’s a widescreen, the views that it was intended for will certainly jump out at you, but the Mercury-free design will ensure that it starts up just a little bit faster than a regular screen. The difference is very hard to notice, but being Mercury-free can only be a good thing for the environment.

At 23 inches, it hard not to be amazed by its size but the white LED backlights just give it that little added oomph when needed. They do help to also reduce power consumption, so it’s not all about displaying the best graphics in the best way possible. And at this size, you can image what high-definition content looks like across the 58.4cm, with an aspect ratio of 16:9 and a resolution of 1920 x 1080.

It also features a Dynamic Contrast Ratio of 1,000,000:1, so one will notice that the darker colors are a lot deeper, while lighter colors will be brighter. In a screen this size, motion blur is sometimes a problem, but HP counters that in the x23 by providing it with only a 5ms response time.

In terms of connections, the monitor doesn’t offer a lot, but it does have the necessary ports to work on a desktop PC or serve as a second screen for a laptop. It only provides VGA and DVI-D (with HDCP) ports, so if the monitor was going to be used for gaming, separate converter cables will need to be purchased. It’s rather a pity that it doesn’t have a HDMI port, but then again, it has no speakers or headphone jack built into the frame, so it would almost be pointless. None the less, the option would have been great.

Speaking of the frame, the monitor is really one of the thinnest we have seen in a long time in terms of desktop monitors, and this is thanks to the LEDs inside, which also make it very light-weight. The screen fits neatly into the sturdy base, and it will need to take a rather big knock before it will tumble over. It’s also really easy to set up, as the base simply hooks into the screen and is fastened by a screw.

So in summary, it is really a great screen to play around with, and although it has no HDMI or headphone jack, it is still a great buy. The clarity is of the standard that we have come to expect and it will treat one well. We did see a bit of a ghosting issue in some Xbox360 games, but that could have been the games’ design as well. Go Green with HP.


HP x23 LED Monitor Quick Specs. 

Company/ Model

HP x23 LED

Screen Size
23” inch wide
Contrast Ratio (Dynamic Ratio)
1,000,000:1
Full HD
1920x1080
Response Time
5ms
Multimedia
HP USB Graphics Adapter
USB
No
VGA
Yes
HDMI
NO
DVI
Yes
Speaker
NO
Audio Port
NO