Vewsonic VA1948a-LED Ultra-thin 19" Monitor
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Vewsonic VA1948a-LED Ultra-thin 19" Monitor
Scan code: LN44632 Manufacturer code: VA1948A-LED
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Vewsonic VA1948a-LED Ultra-thin 19" Monitor

19" Viewsonic VA1948A-LED Black Widescreen LED (Backlit), 1440x900, 250cd/m², 1000:1
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Scan code: LN44632 Manufacturer code: VA1948A-LED
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Product Overview ViewSonic’s new VA1948a-LED features an LED backlight 19" thin bezel widescreen monitor. Environmentally friendly and mercury-free, the VA1948a-LED offers full HD 1440x900 resolution, 10,000,000:1 MEGA dynamic contrast ratio, 5ms response time and a VESA mountable glossy finish design. The aspect ratio adjustment feature automatically senses the input single and will not stretch a 4:3 signal but will instead position the image in the middle of the screen with side bars. ENERGY STAR® 5.0 & TCO5.1 certification, the industry’s best pixel performance policy and energy saving Eco-mode make VA1948a-LED a great long-term investment. Features 10,000,000:1High Dynamic Contrast Ratio Provides Clear and Sharp Image Quality
Exclusive visual chips installed maximizes contrast ratio to 1,000:1 and DCR to 10,000,000:1 enables accurate colour reproduction when displaying images with extreme differences between light and dark. Auto-adjustment of contrast corresponds to the environment, saving energy while presenting great images in any physical setting.

ECO MODE Energy-saving Mode
Designed to care for the earth with less energy use, Eco mode saves costs and extends life span of the monitor. Flexible brightness options provide comfort for sore eyes before screens.

Epeat Silver & Energy Star 5.0 & TCO5.1 Qualified
Excellent performance—at no cost of the human health! ViewSonic LCD has earned the rating of EPEAT Silver, which set the latest requirements for the safety of electronic products. The electromagnetic radiation emitted by the display carries much less energy than that allowed in the most stringent standards. ViewSonic LCD is made to deliver vivid colours, offer visual comfort, and conform to ergonomic designs. Users will get all-around care and will not feel tired after long hours of using.

Zero-mercury Production and Zero Electromagnetic Wave, the New Environmental Protection Concept of Displayer
The production of VA1948m-LED is mercury-free and without any hazardous substances. Meeting the standard of zero electromagnetic radiation, ViewSonic shows its determination to care for its users. VA1948m-LED is designed to have less impact on the environment and meet the new-generation energy efficiency standards.
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Details
Duration:
36 months
Type:
Direct
DOA Period:
15 days
Manufacturer Contact Details
Manufacturer:
VIEW-SONIC
Telephone:
0871 855 3355
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Vewsonic VA1948a-LED Ultra-thin 19" Monitor
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Vewsonic VA1948a-LED Ultra-thin 19" Monitor