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Philips 220CW9FW/00 review
SmartImage: For an optimized display experience 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.
Fast response time up to 2ms 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.
Dynamic contrast12000:1 for incredible rich black details 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. Dynamic Contrast
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 ensures top quality LCD display delivered to you TrueVision is
industry-leading, proprietary Philips testing and algorithm technology for
monitor adjustment and fine tuning, an extensive process that ensures
ultimate display performance in compliance with a standard four-times more
stringent than Microsoft’s Vista requirements from each and every
monitor that leaves the factory - not just a few review samples. Only
Philips goes to these lengths to deliver this exacting level of color
accuracy and display quality in every new monitor.
DVI-D input and HDCP support High-Bandwidth Digital Content Protection
(HDCP) is a copyright protection system that is incorporated into the DVI
connector. It helps stop unauthorized duplication of copyrighted content.
HDCP allows you to play protected content media such as movies and
concerts. It checks the signal to prevent piracy, allowing only legal
copies of content to display.
Glossy finish to enhance your decor An attractive, elegantly finished
glossy finish that fits in with and complements your decor.
Complies with TCO’06 safety and visual ergonomics standard
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
stringent-ever, covers requirements for visual ergonomics in multimedia
display, including health considerations as well as other features that
characterize good quality displays. A TCO’06-compliant
display’s specifications must meet or exceed TCO’06 standards
for visual ergonomics, emissions and energy conservation.
Dual input accepts both analog VGA and digital DVI signals Dual input
provides connectors to accommodate input of both analog VGA and digital DVI
signals.
Hassle-free display performance tuning with SmartControl II SmartControl II
is monitor-based software with an easy-to-use on-screen graphic interface
that guides you through fine-tuning resolution, color calibration and other
display settings including brightness, contrast, clock & phase,
position, RGB, white point and - on models with onboard speakers - volume
adjustments.
One-touch format switching between wide and 4:3 ratios 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 distortion-free, native
mode display of 4:3 ratio content.
USB port for convenient peripheral connections The universal serial bus or
USB is a standard protocol for linking PCs and peripherals. Because it
delivers high speed at a low cost, USB has become the most popular method
for connecting peripheral devices to a computer. A port located on a
monitor directly in the user’s line of sight provides easy,
high-speed connectivity for USB devices at a convenient location. (USB 2.0
support is dependent on your PC’s USB configuration; when connected
to a PC that supports USB 2.0, your monitor is USB 2.0 compatible)
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