Philips 241P3LYES-00 - Manual (Page 2)

241P3LYES/00
Highlights
LED monitor with SmartImage
P-line 24" / 61 cm
LED technology
White LED's are solid state devices which light
up to full, consistent brightness faster saving
startup time. LED's are free from mercury
content which allows for eco-friendly recycling
and disposal process. LED's allow for better
dimming control of LCD backlight, resulting in
super high contrast ratio. It also gives superior
color reproduction thanks to consistent
brightness across the screen.
EPEAT Gold
Philips EPEAT GOLD certified monitors
ensure protection for human health and
environment, and are highly energy efficient
ensuring low emissions of climate changing
green house gases. EPEAT program helps
purchasers evaluate, compare and select
Monitors based on 51 environmental criteria
supported by US EPA. GOLD certification
ensures that at least 30% of plastic used is Post
Consumer Resin, which ensures reduction in
use of toxic and hazardous materials. EPEAT
Gold is valid only where Philips registers the
product. Please visit www.epeat.net for
registration status in your country.
DisplayPort
DisplayPort is a direct drive digital link with
two-way connection from PC to Monitor
without any conversion. With higher
capabilities than DVI standard, it is fully capable
to support up to 15meter cables and 10.8
Gbps/sec data transfer. With this high
performance and zero latency, you get the
fastest imaging and refresh rates - making
DisplayPort the best choice for not only
general office or home use, but also for the
demanding 3-D gaming and movies, video
editing and more. It also keeps interoperability
in mind via use of various adapters.
SmartImage
SmartImage is an exclusive leading edge Philips
technology that analyzes the content displayed
on your screen and gives you optimized display
performance. This user friendly interface
allows you to select various modes like Office,
Image, Entertainment, Economy etc., to fit the
application in use. Based on the selection,
SmartImage dynamically optimizes the
contrast, color saturation and sharpness of
images and videos for ultimate display
performance. The Economy mode option
offers you major power savings. All in real time
with the press of a single button!
Built-in speakers
A pair of stereo speakers built into a display
device. It can be visible front firing, or invisible
down firing, top firing, rear firing, etc
depending on model and design.
130mm height adjustment
The Super Ergo Base is a 'people friendly'
Philips monitor base that not only tilts and
swivels, but is also height adjustable and pivots
to 90 degree, so that each user can adjust the
monitor to their personal preference for
maximum viewing comfort and efficiency.
ScreenRotate
ScreenRotate makes it possible to use a
monitor in either the landscape and portrait
mode; to change orientation for a better view
of a selected document or image, the monitor
is rotated to the desired orientation.
Screen tilt and swivel
Screen tilt and swivel is a mechanism built into
the base permits the monitor to swivel and tilt
backward or forward.
USB 2.0 port
USB port allows user to conveniently connect
their plug and play multimedia devices such as
USB memory devices, camera, portable HDD,
Web camera, PDA, Printer and many other
devices which has USB connection available.
The conveniently located USB 2.0 port on the
monitor allows USB 2.0 signals to pass thru to
the computer. Note that many devices like
cameras and HDD may need to be powered
On independently, as they have higher power
requirements than the monitor USB port can
provide
Energy Star 5.0
Energy Star is a US EPA sponsored energy
efficiency program also adopted by many other
countries. Energy Star certification ensures
that you are buying a product which meets the
latest power efficiency standards which
operates with maximum power efficiency at all
operational levels. New Philips monitors are
certified for Energy Star 5.0 specifications and
meet or exceed the standard. For example, in
sleep mode Energy Star 5.0 requires less than
1watt power consumption, whereas Philips
monitors consume less than 0.5watts. Further
details can be obtained from
www.energystar.gov