Nec presenta un nuevo Monitor P221W

Desde tftcentral, nos llega esta noticia, un nuevo monitor de Nec que tiene unas prestaciones muy interesantes para utilizarlo como monitor para retoque fotográfico a un precio realmente atractivo, estará alrededor de los 450 €.
Al tener un panel de segunda generación S-PVA nos ofrece un gamut cercano al AdobeRGB con una LUT de 10 Bits.
A continuación teneis copia de la nota original.


LCD and TFT Monitor News: "NEC have announced the release of their new 22' screen this week, being aimed primarily at colour-critical environments and professional use. The P221W is a rare non-TN Film screen in the 22' sector, following in the footsteps of models like the HP LP2275W we have recently tested. The screen offers a 1680 x 1050 resolution, 16ms response time (no G2G figure quoted, perhaps RTC is not enabled here?), 1000:1 contrast ratio, 300 cd/m2 brightness and 178/178 viewing angles.

The screen covers 96% of the AdobeRGB colour space, offers an 10-bit internal LUT, AmbiBright for automatic brightness adjustment and both analogue and digitial interface options. The stand offers a tilt, swivel, pivot and height adjustment. For some reason, NEC have chosen to quote the monitors colour space based on the Adobe RGB standard, but 96% Adobe RGB = 92% NTSC gamut really.

The P221W features a 3-year limited warranty and will be available for December 2008 shipment with an estimated street price of $636.90. The P221W is using the same Samsung S-PVA panel (LTM220M3) as a couple of other screens in this sector, but is offering a few extra features like a 10-bit LUT. Whether this is all worth the high cost is debatable."