The more compact iiyama 15" LCD monitor with HD (1024 × 768) resolution is suitable for basic office activities such as writing texts and browsing the internet. The glossy surface of the display improves colour reproduction and contrast, but it can have problems with glare in strong light. Thanks to the standard 4:3 aspect ratio, you can open two document windows side by side at any time and work with them efficiently. The maximum brightness of 350cd/m² is practical for working in an environment without sharp sunlight and is also suitable for rooms that are not too brightly lit. It can be mounted using a VESA 100×100 mount on the wall. This is useful if you have a smaller desk or a larger number of monitors. This layout will be popular with people involved in trading, monitoring camera systems, and similar tasks.
The 15" TN PC monitor has a flat design, which will be useful if you plan to have multiple monitors together. Thanks to the touchscreen, you can intuitively write, draw, edit graphics directly on the display, or even model templates for 3D printing, all without a keyboard and mouse.
You can use HDMI, DisplayPort and VGA to connect the monitor to a computer or laptop. If your computer does not have a suitable connector, you can expand its connectivity by purchasing a compatible port replicator. A port replicator is also useful when you want to connect two monitors. With the VGA port, you can connect older devices. In addition to the monitor itself, the package also includes HDMI, DisplayPort and USB-A cables.
Colour depth defines how many different colours a monitor can display. A monitor with a 6-bit colour depth can display almost three hundred thousand colours, while a 10-bit monitor can display more than a billion colours. A higher colour depth allows for the display of finer shades of colours and ensures a more realistic and vibrant rendering. The colour depth of the offered monitor is 6 bits. The iiyama monitor offers a native contrast of 800:1. The difference between the brightest and darkest point that a monitor can display is defined by the native contrast ratio. If a monitor's contrast ratio is 3000:1, it means that the brightest point (white) is 3000× brighter than the darkest point (black). Better resolution of details in dark and light areas of the image is the result of a higher native contrast. A native contrast not exceeding 1000:1 will be suitable mainly for office purposes, up to 2000:1 will be appreciated for gaming and watching films. A value above 2000:1 is characteristic of monitors for graphics and video editing.
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15"
HDMI, DisplayPort and VGA
DisplayPort 1.2 and HDMI 2.0
E
10kWh/1000h
1.2W
29.1 × 36.4 × 4.15cm (H×W×D)
4.6kg
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