Philips 190V6FB-27 - Manual (Page 2)

190V6FB/27
Highlights
LCD monitor
48 cm (19") SXGA
Fast response time
Response time measures signal reaction speed
in milliseconds. On/off response time
measures the time required for the screen to
turn from completely white to completely
black and vice versa. Fast on/off response time
improves display of text. Gray-to-grey
response time measures the average time of
transition between several sets of random gray
levels - Lower numbers mean faster
transitions. Faster is better because a fast
response time eliminates visible image artifacts
that could dampen your experience when
viewing fast moving images or objects.
SXGA, 1280 x 1024 resolution
For graphics monitors, the screen resolution
signifies the number of dots (pixels) on the
entire screen. For example, a 1280-by-1024
pixel screen is capable of displaying 1280
distinct dots on each of 1024 lines, or about 1.3
million pixels.
sRGB ready
sRGB is an industry standard that ensures the
best possible match between the colors
displayed on your screen and those in your
printouts.
Embedded power supply
An embedded power supply is a power
adaptor built into the body of a display device
that replaces a bulky external power adaptor.
Easy plug-and-play
Plug-and-play is a peripheral connectivity
standard. A plug and play display device can be
connected to a PC and operate without
requiring user intervention to adjust
complicated settings.
One-touch auto adjustment
The auto adjustment key restores optimal
screen position, phase and clock settings with
the press of a single button - without
navigation through OSD menus and control
keys.
VESA mounting holes
A unified industry standard for wall mounting
IT equipment set by the Video Electronics
Standards Association.
Lead-free
Lead-free display products are designed and
produced in compliance with strict European
Community directives on Restriction of
Hazardous Substances (RoHS) standards that
restrict lead and other toxic substances that
can harm the environment.
Lower power consumption
Reduction of the electrical power required to
operate a device.
TCO '99 compliance
A TCO (Swedish Confederation of
Professional Employees) standard even more
stringent than MPR-II for safety and
ergonomics, especially concerning alternating
electric fields (AEF).