Buffalo introduced new Full HD22-inch LCD monitor

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Buffalo introduced new Full HD LCD monitor, the FTD-HD2232HSR/BK which will be available in few days.

Our new screen features a 22-Inch LCD panel with a WUXGA resolution (1,920x1,200), and provides a contrast ratio of 1,000:1, a brightness of 300cd/m², a viewing angle of 170°, and a response time of 5ms.
Regarding the price, this monitor should cost around 280€


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Product Features

22-and wide-screen LCD, WUXGA (1920 × 1200 dots) display ready!

22, WUXGA (1920 × 1200 dots) display support. Blu-ray and digital broadcasts, including high-definition video and high-resolution display.

high brightness (300 cd / m 2) high-contrast (1000:1) LCD panel adopted
High Brightness 300 cd / m 2, high-contrast (1000:1) LCD panels used. 5 ms response rate, high-definition video and other videos have sharp, vibrant playing.

corresponding HDCP copyright protection technology-enabled terminal equipped with DVI-D
The copyright of digital video systems "HDCP" (Hi-Band with Digital Content Protection) compatible with DVI-D terminal. HDCP-enabled device and the combination of video, HDCP protected by the Blu-ray and digital broadcast video content to watch.

conserve power, together with four state power mode to reduce power consumption
brightness of the LCD can significantly cut power consumption, "ECO" mode, synchronization signal from the computer is off, the screen temporarily turn off the "sleep mode", such as state-specific 4 One mode to reduce power consumption.

easy to put a simple design
Built-in stereo speakers, AC adapter is needed, also on the table and around the outlet .

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280 pound, holy crap, I would stick to the normal CRT Monitors at first place. My friend has also bought a new 22" plasma screen monitor, but he says that it dosent give that much of refresh rate like the normal crt's give. Is it true?