Viewsonic VX2210MH-LED 22" Monitor with HDMI

22” Viewsonic VX2210MH-LED, Full HD 1080p, DVI-D/HDMI, 1920x1080, 20,000,000:1(dynamic) Black
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Product Overview ViewSonic’s 22” VX2210mh-LED display features eco-friendly LED backlighting and power-saving modes for a green viewing experience. It’s equipped with our exclusive ClearMotiv® II video technology that enables vivid, smooth images without distortion or blur. The display automatically adjusts brightness levels and maximizes the greyscale and colour range to achieve an extreme 20,000,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio! Its Full HD 1080p video resolution and 16:9 aspect ratio deliver an exciting, widescreen viewing experience. And with a slim profile, the VX2210mh-LED saves space on your desk. Features ClearMotiv® II 5ms video response
Innovative ClearMotiv® II imaging technology enables an ultrafast 5ms liquid crystal response time. Experience digital broadcast-quality, full-motion video with sharp images that never blur.

Energy savings with ECO Mode
ECO Mode reduces power consumption up to 40%. Select the Optimize (75%) or Conserve (60%) options to reduce display brightness, save money and help the environment. Adjusting the brightness will improve visibility and reduce eye fatigue, especially under low ambient light conditions.

Full HD 1080p resolution
1920 x 1080 Full HD video resolution enables premium viewing quality through a 16:9 screen. Enjoy spectacular widescreen presentations with vivid, clear images in your home or office.

LED backlight
LED backlights enhance display performance by delivering an outstanding colour gamut and contrast ratio to create remarkably refined images. LEDs also provide energy savings and slimmer displays for a new entertainment experience.

Superb 20,000,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio
Dynamic contrast ratio automatically detects the brightness of an image and adjusts the LED backlight in response. It maximizes the greyscale and colour range and boosts contrast ratio to an ultrahigh 20,000,000:1, resulting in rich, vibrant visuals.

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Viewsonic VX2210MH-LED 22" Monitor with HDMI

Viewsonic VX2210MH-LED 22" Monitor with HDMI

22” Viewsonic VX2210MH-LED, Full HD 1080p, DVI-D/HDMI, 1920x1080, 20,000,000:1(dynamic) Black MORE INFO MORE INFO

22” Viewsonic VX2210MH-LED, Full HD 1080p, DVI-D/HDMI, 1920x1080, 20,000,000:1(dynamic) Black
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