For LG, and represents the latest innovation in technology usually means the combination of elements, and the ultimate production of a device. As Si-Hwan Park, put the Vice President of LG Monitor Division to its new E90 LED monitor is the result of advanced technology and beautiful design come together in perfect alignment. " The result? The company's slimmest monitor, ever. There is a depth of only 7.2 mm, the new monitor for the action-packed entertainment is built, as well as video streaming from the Internet.
The E90 LED monitor has a response time of just 2 ms, making it the perfect monitor for entertainment that is a lot going on at once. Action movies, with explosions, fast cars, or anything else that can happen in a fast-paced environment, are perfect for this monitor. LG also contain their own image booster technology that increased the content of streaming media, like what you find on YouTube.
LG says that the new E90 Monitor is an environmentally friendly device, and has reduced the amount of hazardous substances used in its construction. It also has a 40 percent lower power consumption rate than the competition, on the CCFL-backlit LCD technology. The new monitor is turned off at CES 2011, but it is made available in the UK before Christmas comes around.
The E90 LED monitor has a response time of just 2 ms, making it the perfect monitor for entertainment that is a lot going on at once. Action movies, with explosions, fast cars, or anything else that can happen in a fast-paced environment, are perfect for this monitor. LG also contain their own image booster technology that increased the content of streaming media, like what you find on YouTube.
LG says that the new E90 Monitor is an environmentally friendly device, and has reduced the amount of hazardous substances used in its construction. It also has a 40 percent lower power consumption rate than the competition, on the CCFL-backlit LCD technology. The new monitor is turned off at CES 2011, but it is made available in the UK before Christmas comes around.
(Via slashgear)