NEC LCD2190UXi-BK MultiSync LCD1990SX-BK : MultiSync 90 Series Brochure - Page 4

when the ambient lighting falls below a predetermined value (i.e. when office lights are shut off at the end of the day), which can significantly reduce energy expenses. When you consider the number of monitors used on trading floors and other display-heavy environments, this brightness function can contribute significantly to a lower total cost of ownership. technology strictly for viewing moving video, DVD movies or MPEG files, bypasses frame memory altogether for smooth-flowing video reproduction without ghosting or digital artifacts. Overall, this remarkably quick motion makes these models better than ever for animation, game development and video applications such as presentations and streaming web video. The displays' ECO Mode™ further helps conserve energy by allowing you to define a setting for the backlight at a 50 or 75% brightness level. This feature's benefits are best utilized in larger corporate environments where many displays are employed. Achieve consistent, long-distance signals. The MultiSync 90 Series' CableComp™ lets you realize the advantages of long analog or digital monitor cable lengths without the difficulties and costs normally associated with this type of configuration. This technology uses a digitized signal delay circuit to automatically compensate for each red, green and blue cable's length and video signal delay, ensuring sharp image reproduction. CableComp also boosts the video signal to prevent blurred images without the need for costly repeaters. In environments such as trading floors and call centers, longer cables enable systems to be centrally located in control rooms far away from users (up to 326 feet/100 meters [analog]; 90 feet/30 meters [digital]), allowing monitor upgrades, service and repairs to be accomplished without interrupting the work environment. Wide compatibility for today and tomorrow. Ambix3™ technology provides the widest range of computer video compatibilities between analog and digital systems by allowing the same monitor to work seamlessly in any technical environment. The DVI-I connector provides digital or analog input, the DVI-D connector provides digital-only input, and a third input is provided with a traditional 15-pin VGA connector, which allows for legacy analog-only connection. Ambix3 provides the ability to toggle between all three inputs, reducing the expense of external monitor switches. This triple-interface architecture provides a number of single-, dual- or tripleinput configurations. Hassle-free display setup. With Advanced No Touch Auto Adjust™, MultiSync 90 Series monitors not only provide for an optimal image upon initial power-on but can also detect closed signal changes even if they run under the same resolution and refresh rate, as is the case with external signal switch boxes. This results in a more stable image after switching. These models also feature auto DVI cable detection, which, upon power-up of your computer system, allows it to identify which signal cable (analog or digital) is attached to the monitor's DVI-I connector. This technology eliminates many manual setup steps and assures that your system and monitor configuration are achieving optimal performance. Enhanced pro-level screen performance. With XtraView+™ wide-angle viewing technology you can enjoy flexible horizontal and vertical viewing angles up to 178°(89° up, down, left and right) with minimal color shift and less glare, reflection and distortion. Less off-angle color shift results in less image degradation and, in environments where data may be viewed by multiple users, this enhanced feature proves to be a winning solution. NEC's Rapid Response™ technology with overdrive provides for uninterrupted display of full-motion video with response times as quick as 16ms. The overdrive function improves the critical gray-to-gray response time, reducing pixel lag and enhancing the video experience. This feature has been developed specifically for 50 Hz broadcast video sources as it guarantees smooth representation of moving images. Rapid Motion™, a Environmental friendliness and intelligent power management ensure a smart investment. MultiSync 90 Series displays were developed using materials that not only meet strict environmental standards but make it easier for you to recycle the product at the end of its lifecycle. The displays' RoHS compliancy ensures that they are free of hazardous chemicals such as lead, hex-chrome, cadmium, PBDE and PBB, with reduced mercury. They also meet Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) regulations, a directive that controls the disposal of equipment and the percentage going to landfills. The MultiSync 90 Series meets or exceeds the EPA's Energy Star® 4.0 Tier 2 standard for energy consumption, allowing you to conserve power and lower your total cost of ownership. Many technologies contribute to these savings, including the real-time clock with power management scheduler, which can be set from 1-24 hours x 7 days via the on-screen display. If users forget to turn off their monitors, this function will turn them off automatically after a user-determined period of time, thereby reducing electrical power costs. The high-efficiency backlight, which provides the longest lifetimes of any NEC LCD monitor family, reduces not only the power consumption but also the heat generation at the front of the screen. Gain greater control. Our exclusive NaViSet™ software (available by download) offers an intuitive graphical user interface that allows you to adjust On Screen Display (OSD®) display settings via mouse and keyboard instead of using the monitor's up-front buttons. This software provides animated graphics and test patterns to help guide you through adjustments. For an unprecedented level of control, NaViSet Administrator software for IT professionals (available upon request) contains Windows Management Instrumentation™ (WMI) for remote control and diagnostics maintenance for all installed MultiSync 90 Series units. This software provides IT personnel remote access to the monitor and its settings without disrupting the user. All of these control capabilities are made possible using the improved remote diagnostics and remote control capabilities of the Display Data Channel/Command Interface (DDC/CI). This allows control commands to be sent directly to the monitor by the local system or remotely over an existing network (LAN) by a system administrator. In order to take full advantage of these benefits, users must use a DDC/CI-compatible graphics card and be running Windows 2000/XP. DDC/CI also enables self-diagnostics for MultiSync 90 Series displays, helping keep administrators aware of possible abnormalities such as lamp and circuit block failures, input signal status and temperatures on the inside of the cabinet. When the display detects a problem, the LED on the front of the bezel flashes in a pattern of long and short blinks, depending on the type of abnormality. The diagnosis information also can be accessed via NaViSet. These displays support asset management capability by adhering to VESA DDC and EDID standards. Based on these standards, information from the monitors such as serial number, model name and date of manufacture can be communicated to a central system using asset management software such as Microsoft's System Management Server.