Open-Frame LCD Monitors Work With Power Management System

Jan. 1, 2002
Engineered specifically to form a turnkey product that can be easily integrated into existing consoles, kiosks, protective enclosures, and other monitor-based systems, these new open-frame LCD monitors have a 15'' viewable area and a TFT active-matrix

Engineered specifically to form a turnkey product that can be easily integrated into existing consoles, kiosks, protective enclosures, and other monitor-based systems, these new open-frame LCD monitors have a 15'' viewable area and a TFT active-matrix screen that delivers a maximum resolution of XGA (1024 x 768). The display is said to be distortion-free and is available with or without touch-screen. Both resistive and capacitive touch-screens are available.The LCDs offer a brightness rating of 250 nits (typ.), easing viewing in high ambient light, and have a fast response time, making the monitors useful platforms for ÒliveÓ video input. They are also compatible with IBM, Macintosh and other graphics standards. The 15.75'' x 12.25'' x 3.00'', 11 lb. open-frame monitors range from $400 to $700 each in price. INSTRUMENTS & EQUIPMENT CO., Sparta, NJ. (800) 432-1255.

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