Eizo brings low-power 23-inch Widescreen
The EV2313W should consume in a typical operation, only 16 watts compaq evo n600c battery. The matt TN panel offers a full HD resolution of 1920 by 1080 pixels. The monitor is available end of October for around 450 €.
Eizo has introduced the EV2313W a 23-inch display with LED backlight, which is in typical operation, only 16 watts in standby consume more than 0.1 watts. The maximum power is 32 watts. Tell a physical power switch can be separated from the monitor current.
Using the technique "EcoView Sense" switches the screen on and off automatically depending on whether the user davorsitzt or not lenovo ibm thinkpad laptop battery. The function is active after 40 seconds away. A motion sensor detects the return of the user, even before the mouse or keyboard use. An automatic brightness control adjusts the brightness to ambient light, thereby to reduce the energy consumption by up to 48 percent. By pressing a button displays a bar chart that indicates the screen is set as ecologically-date.
The matt TN panel dissolves with 1920 by 1080 pixels. It reached a brightness of 250 according to the manufacturer Candela per square meter and a static contrast ratio of 1000:1. The reaction is Eizo with 4 milliseconds. The horizontal and vertical viewing angle panasonic dmw-bca7 battery is a maximum of 170 degrees.
The display can be connected via VGA, DVI or Display Port on the computer and other image sources. Two stereo speakers for audio output and a 3.5-millimeter headphone jack are integrated.
The monitor can be swiveled by 172 degrees to the side and adjusted by 22.5 centimeters in height. He is also back after a 30 degree tilt and rotate 90 degrees (pivot function).
The EV2313W is expected to end in October in black and "light gray" for around 450 euros in the trade compaq evo n800c battery. The following are included among other things, a network, VGA and DVI cable. The warranty period is five years, including on-site exchange service.
The EV2313W to use thanks to the automatic switch-off and brightness adjustment in typical operation, only 16 watts (Picture: Eizo).
