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| Product | ||
| Product name | HP L1950 Silver | |
| Prices | ||
| Best price | $209.99 Show all prices |
Lowest price |
| Number of retailers | 2 retailers | |
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| Reviews | ||
| Expert rating | 1 Expert review |
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| Display | ||
| Monitor Type | PC Monitor | |
| Touch Screen | No | |
| Widescreen | No | |
| Screen size | 19.0 Inch | The size of the screen indicates the picture surface area. Screen size is measured diagonally from corner to corner. |
| Screen type | Flat-panel (TFT) | The most common types of screen today are picture tubes. However, flat screens are becoming increasingly popular. The advantage of a flat screen is that it takes less room on the desk, transmits less radiation and is energy-saving. |
| Technology | Active Matrix | |
| Resolution | ||
| Dot pitch | 0.294 mm | This is the distance between two dots of the same color. This is generally measured diagonally, but for aperture grille monitors it is sometimes measured horizontally. |
| Maximum resolution | 1280x1024 pixels | Indicates the maximum resolution the screen can display. The resolution is stated in pixels. |
| Frequency at max. resolution | 75 Hz | The number of times an image is displayed in one second is called the refresh rate. It is expressed in Hertz (Hz), so a monitor with a refresh rate of 75 Hz "rewrites" the same image 75 times a second ... More info |
| Bandwidth | ||
| Horizontal frequency | 24-83 kHz | The speed that a monitor draws a single scan line, called the "horizontal frequency," is measured in kilohertz (kHz). The process repeats, painting line after line, until the screen is filled. |
| Vertical frequency | 50-77 Hz | The speed that a monitor draws an entire screen, called the "vertical refresh rate" or "frequency," is measured in hertz (Hz). |
| Bandwidth | 140 MHz | The bandwidth is the amount of data that a monitor can handle per second. Approximate bandwidth requirements are 87MHz for 1024x768@85Hz and 145MHz for 1280x1024@85Hz. |
| TFT specifications | ||
| Pixel response time (rise+fall) | 5 total, ms | Pixel response time is as important when choosing an LCD monitor as refresh rate is for CRTs. The response time is the time in which a TFT cell requires to switch on and switch off. For standard offic ... More info |
| Contrast | 800:1 | Contrast is measured as the ratio between the light intensity of the brightest and the darkest point of an image. High contrast values improve readability and ergonomics. |
| Brightness | 300 nit (cd/m2) | Brightness is the emitted luminous power over a specified area. Brightness is another point, on which LCD monitors are superior to CRT devices. Traditional monitors create approximately 80 to 100 cd/m˛ (candela per meter square). For LCDs, values below 200 cm/m˛ are not acceptable. |
| Horizontal viewing angle | 160 degrees | The viewing angle is the angle from the center of the image where you can still see the image. Ergonomic requirements are at least 120 degrees horizontally. |
| Vertical viewing angle | 160 degrees | The viewing angle is the angle from the center of the image where you can still see the image. Ergonomic requirements are at least 90 degrees vertically. |
| Connections | ||
| DVI/VGA Input | DVI/VGA | |
| Dual input | Dual | |
| Video connections | D-sub, DVI-D | The standard analog connector is called D-sub. There are also different digital connectors, DVI-I and DVI-D. DVI–I can be used for both analog and digital signals, while DVI-D is digital only with a higher data transfer rate. |
| USB hub | Yes | With a USB-hub in your monitor you can easily plug in new devices such as scanners and memory card readers without having to crawl under your desk to reach the USB-connections on your computer. |
| Appearence | ||
| Color | Silver | A white or grey monitor will be less straining to your eyes than a black one. This is also the reason why black monitors only bear the TCO ’95 marking even though their white cousins are awarded TCO ’99. |
| Features | ||
| Built in speakers | Yes | Generally the speakers built into monitors are very basic with only a couple of watts per channel, so they’re not something you’d want to listen to high quality CDs or DVDs on, but could prove handy i ... More info |
| TCO 95/99/03 | TCO '03 | The TCO standard covers visual comfort, recycling, low use of chemical components (like CFC). TCO99 also adds a minimum refresh rate of 85 Hz. |
| Power consumption | 30 Watt | |
| Miscellaneous | ||
| Measures | ||
| Dimensions (including stand, WxHxD) | 34.7x41.4x5.8 cm | |
| Weight (lb) | 16.0 lb. | |
| Manufacturers Site & Product PDF | ||
| PDF Specification | American | |
| Product home page | American | |
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