Greenhouse offers up 22-inch widescreen LCD in Japan

Though you may be apt to link Greenhouse's name with incredibly small DAPs, the firm's TIG223SDB-L proves that it understands a thing or two about displays, too. Rockin' a 22-inch widescreen format, this sleek, all-black monitor touts a 1,680 x 1,050 resolution display, HDCP-compliant DVI port, VGA connector, an anti-glare coating, five-millisecond response time, 1,000:1 contrast ratio, 300 cd/m2 brightness, integrated power supply, dual one-watt stereo speakers, and VESA mount support as well. All yours for ¥44,800, or just about $391.

[Via AkihabaraNews]

[Krono6 @ Aug 22nd 2007 11:37PM]

Buy now and recieve a free copy of Enya's Greatest Hits!
But that's not all, we'll also throw in a stick of glue.

[darkmatter08 @ Aug 22nd 2007 11:59PM]

Wow, the worlds most generic LCD, like, ever. It doesn't even have a chrome stripe... Come on, they can do much better. For almost $400, I expect something a little better.

[MarkZ @ Aug 23rd 2007 12:00AM]

"dual one-watt stereo speakers"

Woah, is that RMS or peak?

[Yo Yo Smuggler @ Aug 23rd 2007 12:56AM]

You'd be surprised at how much power one watt actually is. Depending on how efficient the speaker is, 1 watt should be able to drive it to 80-90 decibels or more. 10 watts, although being ten times as much power, will only be about twice as loud.

[Peter @ Aug 23rd 2007 2:35AM]

The monitor has a glare panel, so it's glossy. Not an anti-glare panel mentioned initially.