LCD widescreen monitor | 220CW9FB/05 |
22" wide WSXGA+ |
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Highlights
SmartImage | SmartContrast ratio 12000:1 |
protected content media such as movies and concerts. It checks the signal to prevent piracy, allowing only legal copies of content to display.
SmartControl II
SmartImage is an exclusive, leading edge Philips technology that analyzes the content displayed on your screen. Based on a scenario you select, SmartImage dynamically enhances the contrast, color saturation and sharpness of images and videos for ultimate display performance - all in real time with the press on a single button.
2ms GtG response time
GtG response time is the average time that it takes for a pixel to go from one arbitrary position to another, which is the average time of transition between several sets of random color levels. Faster is better: Lower response time means faster transitions and, therefore, results in fewer visible image artifacts in the display of fast moving images. GtG response time is an important way to measure display quality of multimedia content like movies, videos and games.
You want the LCD flat display with the highest contrast and most vibrant images. Philips advanced video processing combined with unique extreme dimming and backlight boosting technology results in vibrant images. SmartContrast will increase the contrast with excellent blacklevel and accurate rendition of dark shades and colors. It gives a bright, lifelike picture with high contrast and vibrant colors.
TrueVision
TrueVision is
HDCP ready
SmartControl II is
Auto picture format button
Philips auto picture format is a button that switches from the 4:3 aspect ratio to the widescreen mode and back again to match the display's aspect ratio with your content for working with wide documents without scrolling or viewing widescreen media in the widescreen mode and
TCO'06 compliance
TCO'06 - compliant monitors meet ergonomic, environmental and health standards for multimedia displays created by TCO - the Swedish Confederation of Professional Employees; TCO'06, the most