EIZO kicks out adjustable 19-inch FlexScan S1931-SE LCD

EIZO is fleshing out its already robust lineup of diversified 19-inch LCDs by offering up the FlexScan S1931-SE. The display boasts an "EZ-UP" stand which makes raising and lowering the monitor to match your comfort level a breeze, but manages to sport otherwise uninspiring specs. It rocks a 1,280 x 1,024 resolution, 1000:1 contrast ratio, 280cd/m2 brightness, 8-millisecond response time, and a set of not-exactly-skull-rattling 0.3-watt stereo speakers. The company showcases its "178 degree viewing angle" and built-in "BrightRegulator" -- which apparently adjusts the monitor's brightness setting based on surrounding light levels -- and it also offers up a pair of DVI inputs and one VGA port in the connection department. The S1931-SE will be available overseas for ¥69,800 ($594) later this month.

[Via Impress]

[Compulim @ Nov 1st 2006 3:08PM]

You can't say response time is sluggish, EIZO count 16 ms response time as black-to-white transition (http://www.eizo.com/products/lcd/s1931_21/spec.asp). A typical example is Samsung 731B, it claimed 8 ms "typical" response time, that's gray-to-gray transition. EIZO S1931 also got 8 ms gray-to-gray transition, so they are apparently the same.

EIZO are just too honest.

[Compulim @ Nov 1st 2006 6:42PM]

Thanks for updating it, I really appreciate that.

[Eh @ Nov 1st 2006 9:43PM]

Another lame 4:3 monitor. Its 2006 for gods sake, widescreen should be standard by now. Its like they dont even want to even try to sell monitors, they must like Dell taking all their money away.