NEC will show off additions to its MultiSync line at McCormick Place.
LCD2180WG-LED features NEC's SpectraViewII color calibration software, a wide color gamut, and a variable whitepoint system backlight that maintains luminance when whitepoint is adjusted, according to the Itasca, IL-based firm. It also includes an internal circuitry that automatically converts computer data for smooth color tones, and built-in color feedback that stabilizes target color in one minute when powered.
Another feature, ColorComp, improves color and luminance uniformity, and 10-bit internal lookup tables (LUTs) allow for a palette of more than 1 billion colors. The display is suitable for MRI, CT, digital x-ray, and PACS, according to the vendor.
NEC will also preview three works-in-progress models: LCD1990SXi, LCD2090SXi, and LCD2190UXi. The units feature an ultrathin bezel for easier deployment of multiple screens, a high-end IPS panel, 12-bit LUT, an improved DDC/CI for easier troubleshooting, and an Eco-Mode for power conservation and longer product life.
SpectraViewII color calibration software is included in the three models, which NEC expects to release in the first quarter of 2006.
By Erik L. Ridley
AuntMinnie.com staff writer
November 15, 2005
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