I-O Data cranks out 19- / 22-inch HDCP-compliant LCDs
posted Feb 28th 2007 11:43AM
A few months and a new operating system later, it looks like I-O Data is upping the ante on its 17- / 19-inch LCDs in a couple big ways. Both of the firm's newest displays, which come in at 19- and 22-inches, sport a black or silver color scheme, dual 1.5-watt stereo speakers, VGA inputs, HDCP-compliant DVI ports, audio inputs, and of course, the obligatory Vista certification. The smaller of the two boasts a 1,440 x 900 resolution, 300 cd/m2 brightness, 800:1 contrast ratio, five-millisecond response time, and a viewing angle of 170-degrees. The 22-inch variety, however, steps up to a WSXGA+ resolution, but aside from that detail, remains identical in terms of specifications to its smaller sibling. Both monitors are scheduled to hit the Japanese market in late March, and while the LCD-AD192XW/B will run you ¥39,800 ($330), the model your eyes truly desire (read: the larger LCD-AD221XW/B) will demand an extra ¥10,000 ($83).
[Via Impress]
Read - I-O Data's LCD-AD192XW/B
Read - I-O Data's LCD-AD221XW/B
That resolution blows.
he didnt mention that the 22incher has 1680x1050, I was wondering the same thing.
my Sceptre works great, thx
Sceptre you say? Well, I guess so... As long as you are within its 10 degree viewing angle. 0,0
You have just purchased a crappy monitor.
Cancel or Allow?
Ah. Yes, 1680x1050 makes a lot more sense for 22".
Why is this article phrased as though somebody would actually want HDCP?
It like "Look at this, its got limits, don't you want this?"